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Re: Extremely poor quality of GNUStep applications


From: Gregory Casamento
Subject: Re: Extremely poor quality of GNUStep applications
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2011 00:40:44 -0400

None of the apps you mentioned with the sole exception of gworkspace
are maintained by this team.  So, I'm not entirely certain what your
point here is.

It is not this team's responsibility to fix every application which
uses our framework any more than it is the responsibility of the GNOME
to fix faulty GNOME programs (of which I'm sure there are a few).

While I do appreciate you pointing all of these faults out in these
various programs, but there is little the GNUstep team can do about it
short of bugs being found within GNUstep itself.  The only app we can
directly fix bugs in (from your list) is GWorkspace.

Thanks, GC

On Tuesday, April 19, 2011, Zhang Weiwu, Beijing <zhangweiwu@realss.com> wrote:
> On 04/20/2011 10:23 AM, Zhang Weiwu, Beijing wrote:
>
>
> I randomly chose 6 applications of my interest and tested run all of them. 
> Result: only GWorkspace did not fail fatally.
>
>
> Add to the list the 7th software I just tried. I know this is pretty 
> detailed, thus should goes to the app developer, which I'll do later.
>
>    Cynthiune 0.9.5
>
>    * Play mp3 music gets error 'Cynthinue[27451] error preparing output
>      for 2 channels at a rate of 44100.'
>
> I noticed it depended on mad, thus I issue commandline 'madplay' to play the 
> very mp3 file, result: works out of the box. So the underlying library must 
> be functional.
>
> Then I Checked setting of Cynthinue. there are General settings and OSS 
> settings. OSS have default device /dev/dsp, the same as madplay command. 
> General setting have 'Output module' which is an empty selection list, 
> nothing to choose from. I start to play smart thinking the developer 
> mis-calculated number of output modules in preparing selection list, thus 
> re-compile Cynthinue with both OSS and Esound. although Esound doesn't work 
> on my computer, having esound support, cynthinue allows me to choose OSS 
> then. Thus I managed to get it working.
>
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