Exactly Thanks for precising it.
Great, thanks. And the archive you provided only works on Mac because it needs a dedicated VM and you included only the Mac one, right? Is there a strategy for what plugins are in the standard VM? And which ones are built into a bigger one? Well, that might be a stupid question. But my knowledge about VMs is that for adding a plugin to a vm you have to compile the vm for it.
A plugin can be built in two different ways: internal and external. If you want the plugin to be internal (which is not the case for SqueakSSL), then you have to rebuild the VM, otherwise the plugin is just a platform specific dynamic library file (.so, .dll, .dylib, etc) which you can copy to the VM or image directory.
Levente
thanks,
Norbert