Re: Mailing list for GNUstep Apps

[Ivan Vučica]

I'll sign on to gnustep-dev since I see there's interesting talk there, but 
apps-gnustep are pretty much inactive so there's no point in signing up there. 
Also, I see no reason to separate apps discussion (or much other discussion, in 
fact) from discuss-gnustep since there isn't all that much traffic here.

Perhaps inactive lists should be noted as being inactive on the mailing list 
information page?

Regarding GNUstep being differentiated from the ecosystem, I see no problem 
with the current status of GNUstep referring to just the libraries, as long as 
it is widely known.

On 27. tra. 2011., at 16:31, James Jordan wrote:

> Perhaps you could use the apps-gnustep@gnu.org for application discussion 
> since it already exists and can already be subscribed.  Maybe someday the 
> Core Developers will use the gnustep-dev@gnu.org for esoteric discussions of 
> Core development.  Who knows, maybe someday the Core developers will even 
> refer to the Base-Back-GUI libraries as the "GNUstep Core" (or something to 
> differentiate them from GNUstep in toto) and admit that there is more to 
> GNUstep than just a development environment.
> 
> I KNOW THIS IS HERESY AND I HAVE BEEN FLAMED INTO SUBMISSION BEFORE SO DON"T 
> BOTHER!
> 
> You can find information about all of the GNUstep mailing lists, including 
> the intended use here: 
> 
> http://www.gnu.org/software/gnustep/information/gethelp.html
> 
> Regards, -j
> _______________________________________________
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