Re: Update GNUstep on Debian to more recent version?

[Dennis Leeuw]

Hi Nikolaus,

I think the easiest way is to remove the installed packages and go from 
source. To me that is the easiest way. The other option would be to 
upgrade the entire distro to Testing or Unstable... which is not an easy 
route and might not give you a stable system.

Note that if you go the source route you should install the different 
-dev packages for the libraries.

With kind regards,

Dennis Leeuw

hns@computer.org wrote:
> Finally,
> I have a Debian machine up and running and I have installed GNUstep
> through the package manager. Unfortunately it is quite old (August
> 2006) and Gorm (1.1.0) crashes when trying to convert a .gorm file
> to .nib.
>
> How can I upgrade (easily?) to a more recent GNUstep version?
>
> Nikolaus - wearing the "hat" of a GNUstep@Debian beginner...
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