Re: State of the 'Step

> Even more to the point: unless there are simple GnuStep meta-packages for the major BSD and Linux distributions that are reasonable "click-install-run" easy, most of the effort going into GNUStep is wasted, because except for a few nostalgic exNeXT users and a few developers, nobody is going to use it.
> I didn't have time to play with GNUStep for ages, but I keep following the development from a distance, but think about it for a moment: if KDE or something like it would require that level of involvement just to get going, do you think it would have the sort of adoption it has now?
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> Ronald
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> On 14 Feb 2010, at 16:34, Fred Kiefer wrote:
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>> Great to hear how much GNUstep software you are using. But being a
>> developer I am most interested in what didn't work :-(
>> Why did you have to abandon your attempt to compile GNUstep from SVN?
>> (We switched over from CVS years ago, if you really tried CVS then this
>> was a very old version of GNUstep)
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>> And are there any interesting patches on the debian patch system for
>> GNUstep that didn't make it upstream?
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