Is there a good reason you're not using the GNUstep packages that come
with Debian? Just
apt-get install gnustep-back gnustep-make gnustep-base
gnustep-gui
...and things should be good. If you really want cutting-edge hoohaw,
put a "/unstable" on the end of each of those (if you've got unstable
dists in your apt sources.list).
thanks for the response...
I am a debian newbie so did not think of using unstable to get more
recent gnustep. The stable version were older than I wanted. But
I'll give this a shot. I assume I just add an unstable source to my
sources.list
deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/ unstable main ...
and then execute your apt-get above.
My other question - none of the howtos give any directions on properly
uninstalling gnustep. Since I've already built make, base, and gui
from source, I want to remove them before using apt-get. Is it safe
to assume I can just remove the root GNUSTEP directory, or do I need
to remove header files and libraries elsewhere in the system? Is
there a make deinstall command that will work?