Esteban, I use it a lot, in Mac OS X. One thing that I noticed is that even if you delete an image from the Launcher, the image stays in ~/Library/Preferences/Pharo/templateCache as a .zip file. If you download a lot of images then this directory grows considerable. Best Nacho *Lic. Ignacio Sniechowski, MBA* On Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 9:32 AM, Esteban Lorenzano <estebanlm@gmail.com>wrote:

Hi, We want to know a bit more about Pharo Launcher, so please, answer this three points if you are using it:

1) which platform are you using? 2) is the experience satisfactory/easy enough? 3) do you have some feedback for us (bah, for Damien :P)?

thanks, Esteban

2014-04-19 13:32 GMT+01:00 Esteban Lorenzano <estebanlm@gmail.com>:

Hi, We want to know a bit more about Pharo Launcher, so please, answer this three points if you are using it:

1) which platform are you using?

Gentoo Linux 64-bit

2) is the experience satisfactory/easy enough?

Yes.

3) do you have some feedback for us (bah, for Damien :P)?

There are some things that could be improved, in my opinion, such as: - Location of the images Currently I have the launcher files on ~/launcher, and a symbolic link ~/launcher/images pointing to wherever the actual images are stored (I already forgot where). - Updating of the launcher image itself As far as I can tell there is no simple way to do it, but I may be using a too old version or something :) On the other hand there are some nice side-effects such as having to install additional files, like libsodium.so, in just one place and every image will be able to use them. As for the ubuntu package, I´m not using any of them. While I agree that having a package is good, even if it´s just for visibility, I prefer the increased flexibility of having this kind of things in a folder inside the home of whoever is going to use it (my home for development, /srv/pier for a pier installation, etc..). Cheers, Sergi