Hi guys today I did two presentations: smalltalk (pharo) and seaside presentation at Perl, python and rubyist (haskell and more) audience. It went well. And I was thinking: luckily we have a cool look. I think that we damage ourselves with the look of squeak for too long. Now we should really work to make our nice language shine. A guy told me that with IPython (nbot check) you can script your shell and get a debugger on error changes on the fly... and I was thinking: let us stop to live in a museum (yeah our community invented the mouse, people don;t give a shit about that, you just looks old and rubbish...). So this is why pharo is really important. We should move and smalltalk may move too and may be some people will follow. I believe that a real small kernel a cool infrastructure (compiler, tools, new Mop....) a scripting syntax (I'm working on coral and petitParser is cool: in 1h30 not knowing anything I got the parser working :)). will make smalltalk much more understandable and cooler. Let us stop to think that what is have is the best. Let us fix all the things that get in our way. Let us make little chicken steps and billion of them. We have really something to do and to dream about so this is cool. It will not be easy but this is good. GNU smalltalk shows also that this is possible to get it bootstrappable.... Stef