Given the integration of Polymorph with Pharo and the distinct direction that Squeak is going I am going to have to mark an end to Polymorph as an ongoing project, as such.

Further changes/additions/refactorings will now be limited to Pharo and must be therefore done using the Slice system (will take a while to get to grips with as time allows).

A final release of Polymorph will be made on SqueakSource, as time allows soon. This will be the last (allegedly compatible) version with Squeak, though I expect in its current state it is effectively not loadable into recent Squeak images.

I'll try to get the time to make any changes via Pharo slices though I still like the modularity of packaging systems. Can't have both it seems. Polymorph is mature enough that, moving forward, most else can be done as additions rather that overrides. Perhaps an "extras" package?

Thanks to all who have been involved with Pharo and helping us to move forward. Here's to the new baseline!

Shame the StrikeFonts don't do all that they should... always a compromise of speed vs. functionality (c.f. translucent text).

On a personal note, it would be nice to start to leverage the possiblility of an open approach to visuals, host windows etc. Valuable lessons have been learned and I think Pharo can provide a baseline for moving forward to a more flexible and performant ui substrate. Happy to work with you all to achieve that goal!

Regards, Gary