Re: Install GNUStep on Ubuntu 16

[Ivan Vučica]

I am really sorry, but I am unable to equate "does not support" with "I cannot 
install it" :-)

Opal may have its flaws, but it is perfectly installable.

While I still didn't test it recently, and especially not on 16.04, you could 
give this script a go:
  https://bitbucket.org/ivucica/gnustep-ubuntu 
(I've mentioned it before, but didn't want to point you at it because I'm not 
100% sure it works fine.)

Clone the repo with Mercurial on a blank Ubuntu 14.04 machine, then run the 
script in the root. Even better, read the scripts and try to figure out what's 
going on; you'll see that installing from scratch is not that big of a deal. ;)

The script installs base, gui, back, opal and core animation. It doesn't 
install that many devtools, but once you see how one can be installed, you will 
be able to build and install other apps by yourself.

> On 24 May 2016, at 13:25, fortuna07 <g.huber1@gmx.net> wrote:
> 
> the xib is not the one and only problem.
> Perhaps, ProjectCenter can work with my existing xib files, it's not
> necessary to edit it on GNUstep. I can do this in XCode.
> So I tried to create a litte test project in ProjectCenter. But I see, that
> GNUstep doesn't support CoreGraphics. I know that there is "opal", but I am
> not able to install it.
> So I am at the end again.
> 
> 
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