Hi,
From recent Fred's commits, I just saw that the next gnustep-gui
release is on the way. That's great :-)
However previous Gorm release crashes with -gui trunk, and Gorm trunk
although it doesn't crash anymore has several issues that makes it
difficult to use. These issues weren't presen
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
>
> On 21 Oct 2007, at 21:18, Fred Kiefer wrote:
>
>> I just had a look at some of the files in base and there the licence is
>> given as GNU Lesser General Public License, whereas gui still uses the
>> term GNU Library General Public License. Shouldn't this be chan
> what should happen to make? As far as I remember there was only one tiny
> issue
> fixed in make.
> The only reason for a release would be the license switch.
A license switch is enough to deserve a new release ... even if just a subminor
one.
Thanks
_
I'm aware of this problem and I'm planning on looking into it tonight.
GJC
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Subject: Gorm issues and
This is a very optimistic view of things, which I cannot share for the
whole of GNUstep at the moment.
My feeling is the race is over and we lost. Apple has just released a
shining new version of there system and GNUstep is rather stagnant. We
are no longer attracting old or new developers and it
Hi Gregory,
Le 27 oct. 07 à 01:58, Gregory John Casamento a écrit :
All,
As many of you are probably aware, Apple released Leopard today.
Leopard contains a number of enhancements which are important to
us, one of which is Objective-C 2.0.
Objective-C 2.0
=
Odds are the existing devel
Fred,
The previous email wasn't meant to address anything outside of how ObjC 2.0
directly impacts GNUstep. Nor was it meant to cast an optimistic or, indeed,
pessimistic slant on things. Neither is this one, for that matter. That
being said, you and I have discussed the these very issues l
