Hi guys I'm sure that most of you did not realize it, but Pharo does not magically improve. It improves because some of us are looking at the tracker issues and looking at the code and improving it. Since Pharo is yours I wonder why you do not take the time to improve. In fact, this is the key advantage of true open-source: being able to have an impact. An example, I was fed up to have a stupid widget to move method between protocol and classes between packages. I fixed it. It took my 20 min without knowing anything about Nautilus. And it improved Pharo Right now, Right there. Of course if more people would be improving Pharo we could also focus on enabling technology and frameworks. But apparently we have to choose either we improve Pharo now or we invent cool stuff that takes time. I wonder why I do not go for the fame of writing a cool stuff instead of just improving systematically the system. I wrote some roadmaps for people willing also to help. https://github.com/pharo-project/pharo-workingRoadmaps Stef