I've been collecting notes (and my LLMs have too) on things I and the LLMs got wrong while doing some #gnustep work, and started publishing them to a new website: https://gnustep-developer.com. Includes llms.txt so the models can find the info again.
GNUstep Developer

Claude's been helping me ensure AppScript works on #GNUstep; so far I've fixed the GS build on macOS and Claude's created a GNUmakefile that builds the framework, unit test bundle, and integration test harness app.

I'm noticing a real paucity of documentation around GNUstep-make—both the way it constructs targets, and the hooks it offers—which leads to Claude slurping in all the makefiles and trying to make sense of them. I've pointed it at Nicola Pero's tutorials and some other sites, but…

@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. 😉
#cappuccino
@leeg @Barkoded I have fond memories of the #GNUstep booth times at FOSDEM in the 200x‘s.
@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
Unar and Lsar | Command Line Tools for The Unarchiver

Get command line tools for unarchiving archives in the terminal on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Ubuntu.

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.

#debian #gnustep #linux #wmaker #windowmaker

Window Maker Live

Gave an update on #Gershwin Desktop development for #FreeBSD, #GhostBSD, and #Linux in yesterday's #GNUstep meeting. Working super hard to make the desktop welcoming and familiar to switchers from proprietary OSes - but not just superficially. Design, after all, is how it works, not just how it looks. @greg_casamento put up the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDwLzy8map8&t=1000s

👾 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 」

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

#Gershwin #gnustep #nextstep #opensource

GitHub - gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop: OS X-like Desktop Environment based on GNUstep

OS X-like Desktop Environment based on GNUstep. Contribute to gershwin-desktop/gershwin-desktop development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub
A new web browser is coming to #GNUstep: #Ladybird. Want to try it out or join the fun? https://github.com/pkgdemon/ladybird/issues/1
The #previous packages for i386, amd64, and arm64 at wmlive.rumbero.org/repo/pool/ma... have been updated to its current 4.0-r1747 version. The builds are based on libsdl3 version 3.2.10, as offered in the target release Debian/Trixie. #nextstep #wmlive #gnustep #debian #linux

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