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It's not the same. With a Smalltalk system, there isn't really an operating system. All activity we would normally ascribe to an OS is simply implement in the S
by scroot 9y ago
It's not the same. With a Smalltalk system, there isn't really an operating system. All activity we would normally ascribe to an OS is simply implement in the Smalltalk environment, using Smalltalk objects, running in a live image. I recommend checking out the Smalltalk-80 "Blue Book", which is beautifully written. You can also play with Pharo too, just be sure to understand that it's adapted for modern personal computers and therefore has to run as a virtual machine. A system that could run Smalltalk natively would be much better.
- 0x8BADF00D 9y agoYou can always run Emacs with Common Lisp. ;)