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*Squeak6.0 Desktop <blockquote>This is the current level used by the DGUI Project which will load in a current Squeak 6 with Squot from the source Squit repo. Desktop is the reference SPO environment, the web version is a convenience for DCMS users. Since the desktop version can run in a desktop sharing session in a browser, it is the preferred version there too.</blockquote><div style="color: yellow;background-color:black;float: right;"> &nbsp; [https://ns.meansofproduction.biz/SPO/run <span style="color: cyan;">Web version</span>] is the DCMS home page of users with devops roles.</div>
*Squeak6.0 Desktop <blockquote>This is the current level used by the DGUI Project which will load in a current Squeak 6 with Squot from the source Squit repo. Desktop is the reference SPO environment, the web version is a convenience for DCMS users. Since the desktop version can run in a desktop sharing session in a browser, it is the preferred version there too.</blockquote><div style="color: yellow;background-color:black;float: right;"> &nbsp; [https://ns.meansofproduction.biz/SPO/run <span style="color: cyan;">Web version</span>] is the DCMS home page of users with devops roles.</div>
*The Squeak5/SqueakJS web subset is a best effort to get a core of function working under the browser vm, at this time, mostly works is the apparent state.
*WEBSPO is a SqueakJS subset which runs in browsers from images on a MCP node or in demo mode from a browser disk.
<br>During initial package load, a SPO level presumes the state of squeakmap, monticello, etc. but thereafter, the local sources may diverge for the instance in its internal squit repo.
<br>During initial package load, a SPO level presumes the state of squeakmap, monticello, etc. but thereafter, the local sources may diverge for the instance in its internal squit repo.
Whether in a browser or on a desktop the SPO must only be operated on a trusted host.
Whether in a browser or on a desktop the SPO must only be operated on a trusted host.