* better support for Windows, including framework support for Windows (patches pending from Jeremy, my fault for not having found the time to study and apply them yet) ... and potentially some sort of auto-packaging of Windows applications if I ever get the time to study that matter [this second is unlikely]
You speak of auto-packaging for windows applications. Windows installers are so easy to create with InnoSetup, that it might not be worth doing that. How about I send you a sample innosetup file that could get put into some FAQ somewhere on the gnustep.org web site and we call it good.
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