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    <p>Hi Mark</p>
    <p>I think Benjamin wants to _do_ Turtle graphics. </p>
    <p>What about this package</p>
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href="https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/Morphic/blob/master/Pen.pck.st">Morphic/Pen.pck.st
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    <p>It is in a repository of Ken Dickey. Not sure if you can call
      that 'abandoned'.<br>
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    <p>I do not know how much much maintenance that needs but it looks
      like something Benjamin can check out. If there are issues people
      on this list are surely ready to help. <br>
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    <p>I also remember having seen Pen implementations in other
      repositories as well. <br>
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    <p>Regards<br>
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    <p>Hannes<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 29/04/2025 2:12 pm, Mark Volkmann
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            <div dir="ltr">Benjamin, the Pen class is not well-supported
              in Cuis Smalltalk. I asked a question about it on this
              mailing list on October 5 last year and received the
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              <div>Some things have been made obsolete by much better
                options. This is one of them. VectorGraphics offers way
                more flexibility and unbelievable better quality
                graphics.<br>
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                We need to classify packages in, perhaps, these
                categories:<br>
                1 - Abandoned.<br>
                2 - Maintained, but only for historical value. Use
                beyond that is not recommended.<br>
                3 - Somewhat maintained. Bitrot possible, and usually
                fixed in no more than a couple of months. If bugs are
                reported, someone fixes them in no more than a few
                weeks.<br>
                4 - Maintained. Someone or several people act as
                maintainers. They regularly use it and problems are
                detected and fixed quickly. If a bug is reported, it is
                acknowledged in no more than a few days, and fixed in no
                more than a week or two.<br>
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                would be in category 1, unless someone volunteers to
                maintain (and fix!) it. In any case, it would never go
                beyond 2, unless someone rewrites it to use Vector
                Graphics.<br>
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                I am a Cuis Smalltalk beginner I'm on chapter 4 of the
                Cuis Book, but I've done a lot of Logo, so I wanted to
                play around with the turtle graphics package. Could
                someone write a simple program using the Turtle class
                and Pen subclass to draw a shape on the screen? I am not
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