This web page marks the first Internet release of Intergrams, in a cross-platform
version that should run on a wide variety of systems, including
Windows, Macintosh, and Linux. Intergrams
was originally published by Eastgate Systems, but the rights have
been returned to the author. The version available here is nearly
identical in function to the original. It is available in two
packagings: “all-in-one” and “image file”. Most readers will
probably want to download the all-in-one version. This is a single
zip file, which will run on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux. The image
file is a Squeak
image which will run on any system that already has a Squeak virtual
machine installed (compatible with Squeak 4.3 or later). Squeak is
open source software licensed under the Apache and MIT licenses.
Intergrams does not currently “play” in the browser. However,
installation is quite simple, and does not have any side-effects,
such as registry settings on Windows.
3. What you do from here depends on your Operating System:
Windows:
You should have a folder called
Intergrams.app in the directory into which you unzipped
Intergrams.zip. Double-click the icon for this folder. You
should now have an icon for
squeak.exe
Double-click this icon. Intergrams should launch.
Macintosh:
(OS X)
You should have an icon called
Intergrams in the folder where you unzipped Intergrams.zip.
Double-click this icon. Intergrams should launch.
Linux:
Change to the directory into which
you unzipped Intergrams.zip. You should have a directory there
called Intergrams.app. Change to this directory. Execute
squeak.sh
(preferably in the background). Intergrams should launch.