I've compiled two versions of GNU Smalltalk 1.1.1. I have not created any
default images, since these take up a lot of space. A Smalltalk image will be
created in your current directory the first time you start 'mst'. If you wish
to make this the default startup image, just copy it into /usr/lib/smalltalk,
or /usr/lib/stix for the version that uses STIX (SmallTalk Interface to X).

To start the normal GNU Smalltalk, type 'mst' (or 'mst -V' to see the sources
files load). If you've installed the version with X windows extensions, type 
'stix' to start. 'stix -V' also works - other than the X windows extensions, 
these two versions are identical. If you wish to set up a default image for 
'stix', copy the mst.im file it creates into /usr/lib/stix. 

There are examples and more documentation files in the /usr/lib/stix, 
/usr/lib/smalltalk, and /usr/info directories. Also try 'mst -?' or 'stix -?'.

The source was compiled on Linux 0.99pl13r with gcc 2.4.5 using libc.so.4.4.4.
I ported it as 'sun-os3', #including unistd.h in mstmain.c, #undefining 
BIG_ENDIAN, and changing the paths to /usr/lib instead of /usr/local.

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Patrick Volkerding
volkerdi@mhd1.moorhead.msus.edu