Re: So, honestly, is GNUStep a viable development option?

[Daniel Santos]

Critical mass can be improved by making the gnustep site a hub for 
listing current gnustep applications, and even for downloading them. It 
will give a better idea to the visitors that GNUStep other than a 
programming platform, is also a user environment with a set of 
integrated tools. Besides the developers of those applications are the 
best positioned ones to become GNUStep contributors. If they are invited 
to "add" their work on the site, teir interest may increase.

Daniel Santos

markjoel60 wrote:
> The worst part of the flame, to me, was it completely missed the point. I
> wasn't saying that Ubuntu should be held up for all to admire and emulate...
> My point was that Ubuntu's success is a based mostly on mass and momentum.
>
> Because SO many people use it, it has an incredible user base which gives it
> more mass and more momentum.  More users means better testing, a larger
> community to get answers and more people working in improving the code.
>
> Sadly, in our business Brute Force often succeeds where elegance and
> innovation has failed.
>
>
> Helge Hess wrote:
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> > On 13.11.2007, at 20:04, Riccardo wrote:
> >     
> > > <flame>
> > > steal the work of others,
> > >       
> > Wow, how do you "steal" *free software*? Sigh ...
> >
> > Helge
> > --
> > Helge Hess
> > http://www.helgehess.eu/
> >
> >
> >
> >
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