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| From: | Rogelio Serrano |
| Subject: | Re: really attracting developers |
| Date: | Sun, 3 Sep 2006 19:16:58 +0800 |
On 9/3/06, joekewoud_@joekewoud.nl <joekewoud_@joekewoud.nl> wrote:
first place... Now I figured out that objective-c and windows libraries don't even compile together, there is very little I can do with my OSX code on a pc... I really would like to develop for gnustep. But: - it has to run on windows smoothly and beautifully, with the app having a windows like gui. (Come on guys, windows is the most used platform! This would bring nextstep to the masses!)
does that matter? seriously? if thats important for me i would not be using open source at all. what is it exactly that you like about nextstep? the language? i dont really understand what you are trying to do. you are a windows programmer right? you would have to do that yourself or you could pay someone else to do that for you. but i doubt if a microsoft certified programmer would like to work with gnustep. nextstep is all about the vertical menus and left hand vertical scroll bar. its a complete ui design and it does not fit in windows. make it behave like windows and you just reinvented windows. who wants gnumail with a horizontal menubar and right hand vertical scrollbar? or have ribbon instead like office 2007? -- the thing i like with my linux pc is that i can sum up my complaints in 5 items
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