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[Savannah-hackers] Re: submission of Filer - GNUstep File Management In


From: Jeffrey Drake
Subject: [Savannah-hackers] Re: submission of Filer - GNUstep File Management Interface - savannah.nongnu.org
Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 17:24:11 -0400

The link included in the project description was not properly updated to reflect addition of GPL adverts in source code. This was due to not saving all the modified files before uploading a tgz. This has now been corrected.

The address is: http://members.rogers.com/jpt.d/filer.tgz

MD5 (filer.tgz) = 56ca733a7f9b5d7207f27fd77b30834f

Regards,
Jeffrey Drake

On Thursday, Apr 10, 2003, at 13:03 Canada/Eastern, address@hidden wrote:


A package was submitted to savannah.nongnu.org
This mail was sent to address@hidden, address@hidden


Jeffrey Drake <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License:
Package: Filer - GNUstep File Management Interface
System name: filer
Type: non-GNU

Description:
The project name is Filer.

Filer is a file management utility for GNUstep.

It is intended at this point as research into developing this sort of software.

The program is intended to be an implementation of the \'spatial finder\' described in the article: http://arstechnica.com/paedia/f/finder/finder-1.html

It exists separately from GWorkspace (the \'official\' GNUstep file manager) to explore other implementations and design decisions.

The initial functionality will be folder windows that contain icons and labels for files and folders in a directory. From there other windows may be opened to other folders. But at no point shall more than one window be opened to the same folder. In this respect it is the \'spatial finder\' rather than a \'finder browser\' (GWorkspace would work as this sort of description). The article describes a \'finder browser\' as more of a webbrowser but for file systems.

I have placed the current software package here: http://members.rogers.com/jpt.d/filer.tgz (~11k)

Other Software Required:
The program to run on a free operating system is GNUstep -make, -base, -gui, renaissance. (This is the primary operating system target)

The program also runs on Apple\'s MacOS X because of library compatiblity, which also requires renaissance.

Other Comments:
The primary development platform is MacOS X because of the maturity of the tools available. But at no point shall it work better on MacOS X. Testing is performed regularly on any new code feature made.




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Filer is a file management utility for GNUstep.

It is intended at this point as research into developing this sort of software.

The program is intended to be an implementation of the \'spatial finder\' described in the article: http://arstechnica.com/paedia/f/finder/finder-1.html

It exists separately from GWorkspace (the \'official\' GNUstep file manager) to explore other implementations and design decisions.

The initial functionality will be folder windows that contain icons and labels for files and folders in a directory. From there other windows may be opened to other folders. But at no point shall more than one window be opened to the same folder. In this respect it is the \'spatial finder\' rather than a \'finder browser\' (GWorkspace would work as this sort of description). The article describes a \'finder browser\' as more of a webbrowser but for file systems.

I have placed the current software package here: http://members.rogers.com/jpt.d/filer.tgz (~11k)&re_require_sw=The program to run on a free operating system is GNUstep -make, -base, -gui, renaissance. (This is the primary operating system target)

The program also runs on Apple\'s MacOS X because of library compatiblity, which also requires renaissance. &re_comments=The primary development platform is MacOS X because of the maturity of the tools available. But at no point shall it work better on MacOS X. Testing is performed regularly on any new code feature made.&re_full_name=Filer - GNUstep File Management Interface&re_unix_name=filer
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