Re: GPS gets 1 mention

Perhaps if GPS ran on a wider range of Linux machines it would get more 
usage/publicity.  I have yet to get any version of GPS running on my amd64 
machine.  None of the binary versions work and I have not been able to build 
it on my machine.  I should point out that I didn't try very hard to get this 
working.  So perhaps with some additional effort I can get it working.  But 
it is disappointing that this is so much more difficult to get working than 
other IDEs.  On the other hand kdevelop, vim and emacs all build and run with 
no problems.  GPS needs to do the same.  Fix that problem and perhaps GPS 
will see wider use.

On Monday 04 September 2006 13:20, Chris Sparks wrote:
> Yes we should.  After I learned how to use I love it and won't use
> command line again.
>
> My only gripe is that when we the "freebie folks" find an error, it
> seems like we don't get much ackowledgment for fixes.  I am having one
> irritation at the moment that is bugging me, however, quiting and
> restarting the app is the only cure.
>
> Chris
>
> Robert Love wrote:
> > So Slashdot has a discussion of what is the "best" development
> > environment for Linux.  After a long discussion of "cult" vs.
> > "religion" there are dozens of emacs and vim votes.  Supporters of
> > KDE Develop and Eclipse detractors all spoke up.  And there was one
> > mention of GPS by an anonymous participant.  No follow ups agreeing,
> > disagreeing or laughing.
> >
> > We need to get more publicity for GPS.
> >
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