Re: ANN: One Step to GNUstep - GNUstep Virtual Machine

[Riccardo Mottola]

Hi Richard,

really thanks a lot for your good work! Keep it up!

I'm sorry I'm not always able to solve your problems, but we do make 
progress.

As a reference, next steps I plan as releases:
- SystemPreferences, it is essentially ready and needs to get an 
official release. But together with the release I need to find the time 
to update all the webpages
- ProjectCenter: it contains many minor fixes which should get public, 
but I want to finish the current Windows issue Gregory borught out
- GWorkspace: it contains many fixes... I'm waiting for them to settle, 
I'm not reading complaints in the past weeks :)
- FTP

Pantomime, GNUMail and LuserNET are getting my attention currently, 
there seems to be a lot of cruft, there was more than a single major 
problem. It might be good to ignore the OpenBSD problems if I can prove 
it usable enough on other platforms.

All this GNUMail stuff slowed me down in the website re-design and 
Graphos which has cool stuff cooking., but I really think the world 
needs updated sources for those, they taint our image!

Riccardo

Richard Stonehouse wrote:
>                              13th January 2014
>
>                        One Step to GNUstep version 0.9.6
>
>    One Step to GNUstep is a ready-to-use software development environment
>    for Objective C programmers. It can run on most reasonably powerful,
>    modern computers. It is quick and easy to install.
>
>    It provides the language facilities you need for developing in
>    Objective C, together with the GNUstep libraries and a collection of
>    GNUstep-based applications and development tools.
>
>    Simply import it into a virtualisation system — such as Virtual Box,
>    VMware Player or QEMU-KVM — and you're ready to go!