#gnustep — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #gnustep, aggregated by home.social.
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"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 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 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 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 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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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 -
Looks like #wmlive has become somewhat popular in Japan.
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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: https://itsfoss.com/news/ghostbsd-launches-gershwin/
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@helge @ctietze @dasdom Was investigating a bit. Really fell in love with that project. When I randomly found it on the web I always thought it just were some nerds who invented their own language. But that they really ported a big bunch of #Cocoa, including nib/xib translation really is an exciting thing to me. And it even looks very well, way better than #GNUstep. 😉
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@dennyhenke I was just looking for a #WindowManager that could use those themes, but I fear there aren't any, even in the #GNUStep camp which should be the nearer to those sensibilities (I used unar https://theunarchiver.com/command-line to unpack those SIT files from @macthemes
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An new #wmlive version matching Debian/Trixie point release 13.3 has been made available, this time without any donation requirements.
Check it out at https://wmlive.sourceforge.net
The former requirement for a donation has been dropped as it didn't generate any sufficient increase in donations, and rather resulted in wasting even more time with donator access management.
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👾 Gershwin: Desktop Environment based on GNUstep welcoming to switchers
｢ Gershwin offers Workspace, Terminal, TextEdit, System Preferences, a native Window Manager for X11 apps, Global Menu server for GNUstep/X11 apps, and more ｣
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The #previous packages at https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/previous/ have been updated to its current 4.0-r1747 version.
The builds are based on libsdl3 version 3.2.10 as offered in Debian/Trixie, which is the target release these packages have been built for.
As usual, packages for i386, amd64, and arm64 have been provided.There will be no further builds for Debian/Bookworm, as it doesn't include any libsdl3 support packages.
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The #previous packages at https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/previous/ have been updated to its current 4.0-r1747 version.
The builds are based on libsdl3 version 3.2.10 as offered in Debian/Trixie, which is the target release these packages have been built for.
As usual, packages for i386, amd64, and arm64 have been provided.There will be no further builds for Debian/Bookworm, as it doesn't include any libsdl3 support packages.
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The #previous packages at https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/previous/ have been updated to its current 4.0-r1747 version.
The builds are based on libsdl3 version 3.2.10 as offered in Debian/Trixie, which is the target release these packages have been built for.
As usual, packages for i386, amd64, and arm64 have been provided.There will be no further builds for Debian/Bookworm, as it doesn't include any libsdl3 support packages.
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The #previous packages at https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/previous/ have been updated to its current 4.0-r1747 version.
The builds are based on libsdl3 version 3.2.10 as offered in Debian/Trixie, which is the target release these packages have been built for.
As usual, packages for i386, amd64, and arm64 have been provided.There will be no further builds for Debian/Bookworm, as it doesn't include any libsdl3 support packages.
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The #previous packages at https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/main/p/previous/ have been updated to its current 4.0-r1747 version.
The builds are based on libsdl3 version 3.2.10 as offered in Debian/Trixie, which is the target release these packages have been built for.
As usual, packages for i386, amd64, and arm64 have been provided.There will be no further builds for Debian/Bookworm, as it doesn't include any libsdl3 support packages.
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Instead of waiting until the end of the year for the disclosure of the passphrase to unpack the encrypted 7z archives of the amd64 and arm64 variants of #wmlive, the Christmas holidays are probably the best time to enjoy playing with it already.
So here is the passphrase: ThanksForYourSupport
Downloads are available from https://wmlive.sourceforge.net
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@sgharms Apple still develops #macOS more than #GNUstep ever evolved. Problem is I don't like the direction it's going. I don't want a network request for every app that I open.
But GNUstep won't help. It's just a POC, not able to deliver meaningful software anymore.
In case you want to develop #ObjC on living systems, try @objfw on literally any OS out there. In case you want a system where ObjC really is used to develop current applications, try #MorphOS. -
@sgharms Apple still develops #macOS more than #GNUstep ever evolved. Problem is I don't like the direction it's going. I don't want a network request for every app that I open.
But GNUstep won't help. It's just a POC, not able to deliver meaningful software anymore.
In case you want to develop #ObjC on living systems, try @objfw on literally any OS out there. In case you want a system where ObjC really is used to develop current applications, try #MorphOS. -
@sgharms Apple still develops #macOS more than #GNUstep ever evolved. Problem is I don't like the direction it's going. I don't want a network request for every app that I open.
But GNUstep won't help. It's just a POC, not able to deliver meaningful software anymore.
In case you want to develop #ObjC on living systems, try @objfw on literally any OS out there. In case you want a system where ObjC really is used to develop current applications, try #MorphOS. -
@sgharms Apple still develops #macOS more than #GNUstep ever evolved. Problem is I don't like the direction it's going. I don't want a network request for every app that I open.
But GNUstep won't help. It's just a POC, not able to deliver meaningful software anymore.
In case you want to develop #ObjC on living systems, try @objfw on literally any OS out there. In case you want a system where ObjC really is used to develop current applications, try #MorphOS. -
@sgharms Apple still develops #macOS more than #GNUstep ever evolved. Problem is I don't like the direction it's going. I don't want a network request for every app that I open.
But GNUstep won't help. It's just a POC, not able to deliver meaningful software anymore.
In case you want to develop #ObjC on living systems, try @objfw on literally any OS out there. In case you want a system where ObjC really is used to develop current applications, try #MorphOS. -
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Window Maker Live based on Debian/Trixie 13.2 has been released!
For the first time, it is offered for all three architectures i386, amd64, and also arm64.
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After a few weeks' worth of work and debugging, the #wmlive package repository at https://wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/ has finally been updated with a new branch named wmlive-trixie. This branch contains all the wmlive specific packages required to build wmlive-trixie ISO images.
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日本語ロケール設定での短いライブセッションの動画。追加の再起動なしでデスクトップから直接インストールプロセスを開始する方法も示しています。
Video of a short #wmlive session with Japanese locale settings. Also shows how to directly start the installation process right from desktop without extra reboot.
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Good news for users of Pentium class machines:
It is perfectly possible to build a fully functional Franken-wmlive for 32-bit combining the Bookworm installer/kernel with the Debian/Trixie i386 software pool.
So, unless a showstopper suggests otherwise, there will also be an i386 version of #wmlive. -
Here is a short demonstration video of the wmlive-trixie desktop options as seen from the perspective of the first login after installation. Some details are still subject to change for the final release version.
People able and willing to support our work, please do so at the currently active fundraiser. -
We plan to publish a new #wmlive version based on Debian/Trixie stable point release 13.2 for the week after its scheduled release on Saturday, 15th November 2025.
Work on wmlive-trixie is already in progress but still requires significant time for completion. To invest the required time needed to accomplish the planned end goal we do need some financial support.
Boosts are very welcome!
Thanks for your help!http s://ko-fi.com/wmlive/goal?g=1
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Someone built a #desktop #environment on GNUStep! 🚨 Apparently, computers should no longer have files or processes; instead, we can all just "toil" away in a mystical, file-less #utopia. 🌈✨ Get ready to revolutionize your #workflow with the power of #wishful #thinking and revision histories for literally everything! 🙃
http://etoileos.com/ #GNUStep #fileless #revolution #HackerNews #ngated -
When I started using FontForge/PFaEdit, there was no windows version. I had to install Cygwin X window to be able to run it. I selected #Gnustep Windowmaker as window manager.
Tried to having *dejavu* by running #fontforge with window maker session in my Ubuntu 24.04 -
This eerily sounds familiar...
https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/16/open_source_maintainers_state_of_open/
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Tests with my #ono case and #RaspberryPi 4. I’m trying to install #GNUstep on top of #Raspbian.
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For those building the wmlive ISO images themselves, build sources wmlive-bookworm-12.9.1.tar.xz was uploaded to sourceforge. Notable changes:
* Switch to backport kernel version 6.12.9 for amd64 ISO.
* Add build-config/wmlive-opt/*/throttled-0.11.tar.xz into build tree.
Additionally, included helper packages wmlive-base and wmlive-installer have some bugs fixed.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/wmlive/files/wmlive-bookworm-12.8/wmlive-bookworm-12.9.1.tar.xz
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What is the best way to learn #ObjectiveC on Linux?
At some point in the future I want to get a feel for the language. I'm not so fussed about learning Cocoa and the Foundation framework. I'm more interested in the syntax and structure.
I need something with a solid set of tutorials, without using a Mac.
Is #GNUstep the best option? Are there any good tutorials for #ObjFW?
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Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thanks to Benjamin Woodruff, Jeffrey Bencteux, John Muhl, Matheus Branco Borella, Sergey Alexandrovich Bugaev, and Wang Diancheng for assigning their copyright to the FSF! #Inetutils, #GDB, #GCC, #GNUCLib, #GNUHurd, #GNUMach, #GNUstep, #Emacs, and more: https://u.fsf.org/3ht #CopyrightAssignments
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Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thanks to Benjamin Woodruff, Jeffrey Bencteux, John Muhl, Matheus Branco Borella, Sergey Alexandrovich Bugaev, and Wang Diancheng for assigning their copyright to the FSF! #Inetutils, #GDB, #GCC, #GNUCLib, #GNUHurd, #GNUMach, #GNUstep, #Emacs, and more: https://u.fsf.org/3ht #CopyrightAssignments
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Assigning your copyright to the FSF helps defend the GPL and keep software free. Thanks to Benjamin Woodruff, Jeffrey Bencteux, John Muhl, Matheus Branco Borella, Sergey Alexandrovich Bugaev, and Wang Diancheng for assigning their copyright to the FSF! #Inetutils, #GDB, #GCC, #GNUCLib, #GNUHurd, #GNUMach, #GNUstep, #Emacs, and more: https://u.fsf.org/3ht #CopyrightAssignments
