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  1. "Previous is a NeXT Computer emulator based on the Atari emulator Hatari. It uses the latest m68k emulation core from WinUAE and the i860 emulator from Jason Eckhardt. Previous works on all systems which are supported by the SDL3 library."

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  2. "Previous is a NeXT Computer emulator based on the Atari emulator Hatari. It uses the latest m68k emulation core from WinUAE and the i860 emulator from Jason Eckhardt. Previous works on all systems which are supported by the SDL3 library."

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    #previous #wmlive #nextstep #gnustep

  3. "Previous is a NeXT Computer emulator based on the Atari emulator Hatari. It uses the latest m68k emulation core from WinUAE and the i860 emulator from Jason Eckhardt. Previous works on all systems which are supported by the SDL3 library."

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    #previous #wmlive #nextstep #gnustep

  4. "Previous is a NeXT Computer emulator based on the Atari emulator Hatari. It uses the latest m68k emulation core from WinUAE and the i860 emulator from Jason Eckhardt. Previous works on all systems which are supported by the SDL3 library."

    previous.nextcommunity.net

    #previous #wmlive #nextstep #gnustep

  5. "Previous is a NeXT Computer emulator based on the Atari emulator Hatari. It uses the latest m68k emulation core from WinUAE and the i860 emulator from Jason Eckhardt. Previous works on all systems which are supported by the SDL3 library."

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    #previous #wmlive #nextstep #gnustep

  6. this all now works*! After about an hour of messing with YAML files I have a webobjects app deployed to with an end-to-end pipeline. Using nginx ingress controller to load-balance instead of apache2 mod_gsw.

    *still needs a domain name and TLS. I'm using the app's default action as the health endpoint, so I'll add a direct action that returns 204 to make life easier on the app.

  7. this all now works*! After about an hour of messing with YAML files I have a #gnustep webobjects app deployed to #k8s with an end-to-end pipeline. Using nginx ingress controller to load-balance instead of apache2 mod_gsw.

    *still needs a domain name and TLS. I'm using the app's default action as the health endpoint, so I'll add a direct action that returns 204 to make life easier on the app.

  8. this all now works*! After about an hour of messing with YAML files I have a #gnustep webobjects app deployed to #k8s with an end-to-end pipeline. Using nginx ingress controller to load-balance instead of apache2 mod_gsw.

    *still needs a domain name and TLS. I'm using the app's default action as the health endpoint, so I'll add a direct action that returns 204 to make life easier on the app.

  9. this all now works*! After about an hour of messing with YAML files I have a #gnustep webobjects app deployed to #k8s with an end-to-end pipeline. Using nginx ingress controller to load-balance instead of apache2 mod_gsw.

    *still needs a domain name and TLS. I'm using the app's default action as the health endpoint, so I'll add a direct action that returns 204 to make life easier on the app.

  10. this all now works*! After about an hour of messing with YAML files I have a #gnustep webobjects app deployed to #k8s with an end-to-end pipeline. Using nginx ingress controller to load-balance instead of apache2 mod_gsw.

    *still needs a domain name and TLS. I'm using the app's default action as the health endpoint, so I'll add a direct action that returns 204 to make life easier on the app.

  11. Just set up locally deploying a gnustepweb ObjC app to Minikube using skaffold. Tomorrow's goal is to set up woodpecker CI on , and use argoCD in a real cluster to pull the image from quay.

  12. Just set up locally deploying a #gnustep gnustepweb ObjC app to Minikube using skaffold. Tomorrow's goal is to set up woodpecker CI on #codeberg, and use argoCD in a real cluster to pull the image from quay.

  13. Just set up locally deploying a #gnustep gnustepweb ObjC app to Minikube using skaffold. Tomorrow's goal is to set up woodpecker CI on #codeberg, and use argoCD in a real cluster to pull the image from quay.

  14. Just set up locally deploying a #gnustep gnustepweb ObjC app to Minikube using skaffold. Tomorrow's goal is to set up woodpecker CI on #codeberg, and use argoCD in a real cluster to pull the image from quay.

  15. Just set up locally deploying a #gnustep gnustepweb ObjC app to Minikube using skaffold. Tomorrow's goal is to set up woodpecker CI on #codeberg, and use argoCD in a real cluster to pull the image from quay.

  16. @zygoon these days I am mainly runnning based desktop software on /#GhostBSD and try to stay away as far as possible from anything Red Hat has ever touched, such as Glib, Gtk, Wayland, systemd, D-Bus, Portals, polkit, PipeWire, and anything in between.

  17. @zygoon these days I am mainly runnning #GNUstep based desktop software on #FreeBSD/#GhostBSD and try to stay away as far as possible from anything Red Hat has ever touched, such as Glib, Gtk, Wayland, systemd, D-Bus, Portals, polkit, PipeWire, and anything in between.

  18. @zygoon these days I am mainly runnning #GNUstep based desktop software on #FreeBSD/#GhostBSD and try to stay away as far as possible from anything Red Hat has ever touched, such as Glib, Gtk, Wayland, systemd, D-Bus, Portals, polkit, PipeWire, and anything in between.

  19. @zygoon these days I am mainly runnning #GNUstep based desktop software on #FreeBSD/#GhostBSD and try to stay away as far as possible from anything Red Hat has ever touched, such as Glib, Gtk, Wayland, systemd, D-Bus, Portals, polkit, PipeWire, and anything in between.

  20. @zygoon these days I am mainly runnning #GNUstep based desktop software on #FreeBSD/#GhostBSD and try to stay away as far as possible from anything Red Hat has ever touched, such as Glib, Gtk, Wayland, systemd, D-Bus, Portals, polkit, PipeWire, and anything in between.

  21. If you look at this picture and say "I want this", consider contributing to this based open source project. github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge

  22. If you look at this picture and say "I want this", consider contributing to this #GNUstep based open source project. github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge

  23. If you look at this picture and say "I want this", consider contributing to this #GNUstep based open source project. github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge

  24. If you look at this picture and say "I want this", consider contributing to this #GNUstep based open source project. github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge

  25. If you look at this picture and say "I want this", consider contributing to this #GNUstep based open source project. github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge

  26. I added an article to gnustep-developer on IMP caching. I don't think it's necessarily something people need to do any more, but in code where you do it, you're probably breaking your build on macOS. gnustep-developer.com/articles

  27. I added an article to gnustep-developer on IMP caching. I don't think it's necessarily something people need to do any more, but in code where you do it, you're probably breaking your build on macOS. gnustep-developer.com/articles

    #gnustep

  28. I added an article to gnustep-developer on IMP caching. I don't think it's necessarily something people need to do any more, but in code where you do it, you're probably breaking your build on macOS. gnustep-developer.com/articles

    #gnustep

  29. I added an article to gnustep-developer on IMP caching. I don't think it's necessarily something people need to do any more, but in code where you do it, you're probably breaking your build on macOS. gnustep-developer.com/articles

    #gnustep

  30. I added an article to gnustep-developer on IMP caching. I don't think it's necessarily something people need to do any more, but in code where you do it, you're probably breaking your build on macOS. gnustep-developer.com/articles

    #gnustep

  31. Just noticed #GhostBSD now offers a Gershwin Community Preview flavor

    https://www.ghostbsd.org/download

    Gershwin Desktop is yet another attempt a #GNUstep desktop environment (showed up about 10 months ago) which can be built for

    • FreeBSD / GhostBSD
    • Arch Linux / Artix
    • Debian / Devuan

    https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop

  32. Just noticed #GhostBSD now offers a Gershwin Community Preview flavor

    https://www.ghostbsd.org/download

    Gershwin Desktop is yet another attempt a #GNUstep desktop environment (showed up about 10 months ago) which can be built for

    • FreeBSD / GhostBSD
    • Arch Linux / Artix
    • Debian / Devuan

    https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop

  33. Just noticed #GhostBSD now offers a Gershwin Community Preview flavor

    https://www.ghostbsd.org/download

    Gershwin Desktop is yet another attempt a #GNUstep desktop environment (showed up about 10 months ago) which can be built for

    • FreeBSD / GhostBSD
    • Arch Linux / Artix
    • Debian / Devuan

    https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop

  34. Just noticed #GhostBSD now offers a Gershwin Community Preview flavor

    https://www.ghostbsd.org/download

    Gershwin Desktop is yet another attempt a #GNUstep desktop environment (showed up about 10 months ago) which can be built for

    • FreeBSD / GhostBSD
    • Arch Linux / Artix
    • Debian / Devuan

    https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop

  35. Just noticed #GhostBSD now offers a Gershwin Community Preview flavor

    https://www.ghostbsd.org/download

    Gershwin Desktop is yet another attempt a #GNUstep desktop environment (showed up about 10 months ago) which can be built for

    • FreeBSD / GhostBSD
    • Arch Linux / Artix
    • Debian / Devuan

    https://github.com/gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop

  36. This seems like an almost complete copy of the MacOS user interface.

    It's using #GNUStep but not #WindowMaker

    Interesting to see that it's being targeted as a #FreeBSD desktop environment, although of course it also runs on #Linux

    Article: itsfoss.com/news/ghostbsd-laun

    Files: github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge

  37. This seems like an almost complete copy of the MacOS user interface.

    It's using #GNUStep but not #WindowMaker

    Interesting to see that it's being targeted as a #FreeBSD desktop environment, although of course it also runs on #Linux

    Article: itsfoss.com/news/ghostbsd-laun

    Files: github.com/gershwin-desktop/ge