Re: So, honestly, is GNUStep a viable development option?

[Daniel J Farrell]

Hi all,

I think Mark and Daniel is talking a lot of sense.

> ... put up a forum. That is the preferred method of communication  
> for most people these days.

> Critical mass can be improved by making the gnustep site a hub for  
> listing current gnustep applications, and even for downloading them.

Personally, I find it easier to follow a 'forum style' conversation;  
it makes it easier to skim and get a quick overall impression of the  
thread.

It also makes GNUstep more accessible and targeted for potential new  
developers: accessible because it sucks to sign-up to a mailing list  
if your only want to ask a first exploratory question, the targeted  
because you can sub-divide forums into in smaller work packages, e.g.  
Make, Base, GUI, Back, Apps, GNUstep on Windows, GNUstep on ... etc.

Forums are a very open way of communicating.

--DFJ