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Because it exists in its own world. You don't get to use your normal editors or command line tools to interact with it. I think that the ease of use interacting
by peterhunt 14y ago
Because it exists in its own world. You don't get to use your normal editors or command line tools to interact with it. I think that the ease of use interacting with C libraries and the command line correlates well to popularity and the popular Smalltalk implementations fail in this regard.