Hey,
let's calm down.
On Thursday, February 2, 2006, at 11:12 PM, Jiva DeVoe wrote:
3. Point 7 on the same page is also incorrect. Project Center is
amazingly buggy from both CVS and official releases. There should
be no shame in bugs, but let's not lie and pretend it's
functional for actual work. I for one don't think it is. There
DOES appear to be "Project Manager" which seems a little better,
but what's the difference between the two? And which is
official? GNUstep is very disorganized with it's tools, and the
ones in the main tree are buggy. GORM actually seems to be
doing pretty well, but it crashes regularly when using camaelon
(or at least it did a month or so ago)... so you see, the
conflict here? The page both tells the new users to use this
great theme engine, but it also makes our very own tools crash.
This is nuts. ProjectCenter has some limitations, but it would be
an insult to serg, robert and the many contributors to it to label
it as unusable. I successfully maintain several projects in it. To
be more complete: I only maintain programs in gnustep using PC.
PRICE is one of my largest projects, having > 8000 lines of code,
several dozens of classes, some plain C code, and a dozen of
Resources. I wouldn't call this peanuts! The application I manage
on GAP are also all PCbased. And I follow closely the work I do on
ProjectBuilder and it works very smooth.
Thus, let's not spread FUD.
I think furthermore to remember that there was work done to make
ProjectCenter working on windows, I didn't check that yet though. I
need to recheck out a new svn repository since this damn, stupid
change. I don't even know if I have svn under mingw.
-Riccardo