Re: Distribution supporting GNUstep
Robert Bruce Carleton <[email protected]>
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Anurodh Pokharel<[email protected]> writes: > MJ Ray <[email protected]> wrote: > >M Daser <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Can anybody give me a hint which Linux distribution comes with GNUstep, > >> binary packages preferred? > > > >Debian and some of the derived distributions have GNUstep packages. > >There's a GNUstep-based LiveCD. > > > >A lot of the source-based systems have GNUstep recipes/builds/ports. > >There's also GNUstep Startup recently, which might help too. > > > >-- > >MJR/slef > >Finally getting back to GNUstep > > > > > > > I am using ubuntu (which is a debian derivative) right now and it has > GCC-4 and GNUStep as well as a few applications like Projectcenter and > Gorm. > > -Anu > > > -- > Anurodh Pokharel > [email protected] > I'm running GNUStep from the FreeBSD ports collection on FreeBSD 6.X. Some configuration is required to get it all working, but should be tolerable if you have basic sysadmin/scripting skills on FreeBSD. GNUMail and GWorkspace work well enough for me to use them every day. I run Mac OS-X 10.4 on my Powerbook. I actually prefer the idea of GNUStep on Windowmaker over running X-windows on top of Cocoa, particularly when I run a lot of X-windows applications. Best, --Bruce -- Robert Bruce Carleton + http://home.hakuhale.net/rbc/