Talk:Squeak

Cons

Bulky?

Will it be able to run in the available hardware?

That would not be a problem at all. I often use Squeak on machines far more limited than the OLPC (like a 200MHz Pentium MMX with 32MB of RAM).--Jecel 18:48, 29 May 2006 (EDT)

Quirk: Squeak 3.8 has no clean Unicode support

/me guesses Unicode is mandatory (Santiago Gala) - Unicode status in Squeak.

Squeak does reasonably good Unicode support. The educational environment is translated different languages, including Western- and Eastern- European languages, Korean, Japanese, etc. While UTF-8 has nothing special about "Localization and Universal Access", Squeak's internal encoding is Unicode-based (more like UTF-32). (Yoshiki Ohshima)

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