I have the following questions being new to GNUSmalltalk:

a) What the name used for 3rd party packages?

b) I was wondering, how does obtain a list of GNUSmalltalk 3rd-party libraries via the command line?

c) What's the goal of the image in GNUSmalltalk? Is it to maintain what 3rd-party libraries are loaded

   into GST?

d) Are there plans to make it possible to load 3rd-party libraries outside of the command prompt?

    For example, 

    gst install 

Hi,

GtkLauncher has its own website : http://gtklauncher.bioskop.fr/

Now we have GST-Web Browser ;)

imagik.fr

The only thing that you need is GtkWebKit ;)

Hi,

Here is a preview of a prototype of an interface for Gnu Smalltalk and the Gtk+ binding

This is the main window where you can open a new browser (inside a tab or outside), you can create also new workspaces (in a tab or not)

There is also the classical browser

An inspector too with an embeded browser :

I realized one important thing which pulls me towards Smalltalk, subconsciously. Smalltalk's syntax resembles Turkish in some ways. I will try to show it via examples.

The first thing which seperates Turkish from other English like languages is that verbs are put at the end of sentences, not after the subject. In English, the order of sentence components is:

Subject verb object.

In Turkish:

Subject object verb.

In Turkish, you can join subject and verb into 1 word. In that case it is like:

Object verb.