Hi Geert, On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 4:08 AM, Geert <geert.wl.claes@gmail.com> wrote:

To avoid confusion, the project file releases probably needs some cleaning up. Is having the old Squeak and/or Sapphire labeled releases still useful? On the Pharo-Project site it describes "Pharo" as the bundle of "Pharo-Core" + "IDE Tools". On the download site the file releases with "Pharo-Core" in their name are under "Pharo" ... and then there are also the Pharo-Dev and Squeak-Dev image releases. Its probably not a big deal and everyone is flat out doing the actual important stuff but I thought I'd mention it anyway as it may cause some confusion :)

It may also be useful to include a list of the packages (package name, version, package description) which are part of the release in the release notes file (above the "Changes" section).

you are right, things are not clear. But that's mainly because we haven't release any stable version yet. When 1.0 comes, things will be much clearer. What we would like to do: Pharo-code: a small kernel with very few things in Pharo: a complete Smalltalk implementation for any developer to use with syntax highlighting, code completion, advanced code browsers... Pharo-dev: will disappear Pharo-project: the name of the website -- Damien Cassou http://damiencassou.seasidehosting.st