> All,
>
> I've written up a short list of things that I want GNUstep to accomplish
> in the year to come:
>
> As Chief maintainer, it is up to me to determine the
> direction of the project.
To me, that sounds very reasonable. Themes are very important. Dynamic
layout/sizing like Renaissance
On 15.12.2006, at 11:53, David Ayers wrote:
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Marcus Müller schrieb:
since upgrading to gnustep-base r24204 I have encountered a serious
problem with my app - I get the following backtrace:
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I've just updated and recompiled everything to r2
On 12/17/06, David Wetzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
>
> I've written up a short list of things that I want GNUstep to accomplish
> in the year to come:
>
> As Chief maintainer, it is up to me to determine the
> direction of the project.
To me, that sounds very reasonable. Themes are very
Yen-Ju Chen wrote:
> Well, hardcoded position does make localization look better
> considering the languages are quite
> different in west and east.
Wrong, because auto-layout will take care of that. I have seen some Mac Apps
that had too big German
labels...
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_(_)(_)_ David Wetz
On 12/17/06, David Wetzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yen-Ju Chen wrote:
> Well, hardcoded position does make localization look better
> considering the languages are quite
> different in west and east.
Wrong, because auto-layout will take care of that. I have seen some Mac Apps
that had too bi
Yen-Ju Chen wrote:
> I think this argument falls into the category as the scroll bar
> should be on the right or left.
> There is no solution to make everyone happy.
Maybe you should read [1].
It is very simple. Scrollers are always parts of a scrollview. A theme can
change the layout.
Thi
On 16.12.2006, at 23:24, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
I now ask these questions: What was the original goal of NeXT with
their OS? Should that goal not also be the same for GNUstep?
The original goal of OPENSTEP was to create a crossplatform set of
libraries which could be easily used. These
On 12/17/06, David Wetzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yen-Ju Chen wrote:
> I think this argument falls into the category as the scroll bar
> should be on the right or left.
> There is no solution to make everyone happy.
Maybe you should read [1].
It is very simple. Scrollers are always par
I'm having a problem with exporting bitmaps with the art backend. (I
reported this on the bugtracker, but have not seen a response in a
month.) The code that I'm using is:
[aView lockFocus];
NSBitmapImageRep * rep = [[NSBitmapImageRep alloc]
initWithFocusedViewRect: [aView bounds]];
[
On 17/12/2006, at 23:10, Philippe C.D. Robert wrote:
On 16.12.2006, at 23:24, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
I now ask these questions: What was the original goal of NeXT with
their OS? Should that goal not also be the same for GNUstep?
The original goal of OPENSTEP was to create a crossplatf
This is a news of GTK+ to be ported on Mac natively without X11.
http://www.oreillynet.com/mac/blog/2006/12/illuminous_meet_gtk_1.html
The interesting part is the comment.
I would say the same comment may apply to GNUstep on Windows.
If GNUstep doesn't gain popularity on its native platform (Unix,
> And NeXT clearly failed with this strategy ;-)
To go into all of the reasons why NeXT failed is beyond the scope of
this email. But, suffice it to say, it wasn't this strategy that failed them,
it was the idea that you could charge $10,000.00 per machine and $5,000
per development seat and be p
Dave,
I have a couple of comments on this, which I've been meaning to say for a while.
In the past people have expressed the opinion that "dynamic layout isn't
possible in Gorm/Nib files"
or, at least, that it can't be handled within IB/Gorm. That statement is
patently untrue.
Gorm contains c
Nothing prevents someone from taking GNUstep and creating a complete
environment. This has been done in the form of the GNUstep LiveCD. It
demonstrates exactly what I'm talking about.
All I'm saying is that GNUstep has one and only one goal, and that is to be as
good a development environmen
Yen-Ju,
> I do know Renaissance.
> I use scroll bar as an example only to show
> that there is no way to have everyone agree on everything.
> If GNUstep decide to adapt auto-layout,
> people from Cocoa may start to complain because they use hard-coded position
> and their nib file cannot convert t
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