This guy is misled about a lot of things but his experience reflects the
experience a lot of people have. Let’s try to improve this. This
literally upset me.
https://www.youtube.com/live/z0unnqzaoLQ?si=J3FKCK7gGOyEmUCo
Yours, GC
One major problem I see is that distributions package a completely unconfigured
and outdated version. Part of the motive for my little Agora project is to
address that issue, by shipping a fully configured, up to date GNUstep
environment.
> On Oct 17, 2023, at 9:18 AM, Gregory Casamento
> wr
thats something i totally agree. Im building my own gnustep packages since many
years (since Debian 8) because without clang and objC 2.0 features such as ARC
i can not get anything done. Clang version and specific linker dependencies
dont help new users to succeed under Debian neither. Cross Pl
Can confirm. I’m starting on a new project where I’m going to be pushing a bunch of GNUStep apps into Debian-based Docker containers in the cloud and I ended up setting up my own apt server to host the gnustep packages (which I stole from Andreas’s apt server. Thanks, Andreas, by the way lol)Projec
> Am 17.10.2023 um 22:31 schrieb Daniel Boyd :
>
> Can confirm. I’m starting on a new project where I’m going to be pushing a
> bunch of GNUStep apps into Debian-based Docker containers in the cloud and I
> ended up setting up my own apt server to host the gnustep packages (which I
> stole fr
Hi,
Gregory Casamento wrote:
This guy is misled about a lot of things but his experience reflects
the experience a lot of people have. Let’s try to improve this.
We are on our way of having a proper website, with fixed download links,
available wiki tutorials and so on "again".
Then the
Hi,
Daniel Boyd wrote:
Project goal should be for the instructions to get a working gnustep
environment (in Debian) to be as simple as:
> sudo apt install gnustep
that's oversimplifying, but something along a couple of virtual packages
like "gnustep core" "gnustep development" "gnustep ga
Yeah you're right -- that was oversimplifying.I think you need several metapackagesmetapackages for running gnustep appsgnustep -- synonym for
gnustep-clang (at least I think that should be the default)gnustep-gccgnustep-clangmetapackages for developing gnustep appsgnustep-dev (installs
gnustep-
> Am 18.10.2023 um 00:15 schrieb Daniel Boyd :
>
> Yeah you're right -- that was oversimplifying.
>
> I think you need several metapackages
>
> metapackages for running gnustep apps
> gnustep -- synonym for gnustep-clang (at least I think that should be the
> default)
No, if you apt install
Well, on second thought it is a matter of definition.
There could be:
gsde- as the GNUstep based desktop (equivalent to xfce4 for example)
gnustep - as the full and complete development system (equivalent to Xcode)
gap - the GNUstep applications
> Am 18.10.2023 um 07:11 schrieb H
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