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People fooling around Squeak didn't think about it from that standpoint, which was one of the reasons Alan Kay lost interest in it.

Alan Kay: A couple of years ago, we started this project called Squeak, which is simply not an attempt to give the world a free Smalltalk, but an attempt to give the world a bootstrapping mechanism for something much better than Smalltalk, and when you fool around Squeak, please, please, think of it from that standpoint.

In that example, the characters move.

It works well, I mostly use Pi with MCP.

One example of a very widely used desktop application written in Smalltalk was the first version of Scratch.

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