In case you‘re interested in the state of #ObjGTK (which turns out to be my project for learning GObject), I’ve put some notes here: https://git.nil.im/ObjFW/discussions/issues/16#issuecomment-319
In case you‘re interested in the state of #ObjGTK (which turns out to be my project for learning GObject), I’ve put some notes here: https://git.nil.im/ObjFW/discussions/issues/16#issuecomment-319
So the conclusion is: If I want to improve what I'm using, I need to get my hands dirty and learn to write and fix that kind of software written in #GObject #C.
I'm happy there is @objfw as well which makes facing C less of a pain.
#ObjGTK probably will never be "finished", but it already helps using #GTK without me needing to learn #Rust, which I won't be able to achieve in my spare hours.
@gugurumbe It was the best idea for a free (libre) desktop environment. But it was ahead of his time (and maybe not done that well at its time), which is why people wrote #GNOME and that took over and #GNUstep got stuck. #GUI never reached a mature state, #Foundation is quite nice, but installs desktop stuff with its setup. The only stable runtime is #GNU, #libobjc2 has not got much support by the very little community.