Squeak for OS/2 Warp
      This is a native, high performance Squeak port, wrote especifically for OS/2. It uses DIVE, a game oriented display API from IBM, that uses hardware acceleration to achieve fast display updates. The result is a quite fast Squeak slower machines.

      Highlights
       
          o All Squeak display depths supported (1, 2, 4, 8, 16 and 32 bit) on any video card mode
          o Dithering when using more colors than the current video card mode
          o Full duplex sound
          o TCP/IP
          o Convenience keys emulation
                  Ctrl-Break and Esc are the interrupt keys and, Ctrl-Ins, Shft-Ins and Shft-Del manage the clipboard
                  (emulating Alt-c, Alt-v and Alt-x).

      This version has support for sound and TCP/IP networking. It doesn't have support for MIDI ports, serial port or joystick.

      System requeriments
       
          o Long file name support (run Squeak on a HPFS, network or vfat drive)
          o DIVE video dlls (Installed by default by OS/2 Warp 4 Multimedia Support, but can be added to any OS/2)
          o DART audio dlls (Installed when installing an audio card, but can be added even without one)
          o Video mode with at least 256 colors, and support for DIVE (any driver should work)


      Files to download (Updated: 4/2/2003)
          o SqueakOS2VM.zip Virtual Machine (With standard plugins built in)
          o SqueakOS2VMSources.zip C sources for the VM


      To unzip theese files, you will need an UNZIP program or similar, for OS/2 or Windows, that supports long filenames. For example, this one: unzip.exe

      If you want to see how it was done, or want to experiment with it, you may also download the VM source files.