[malco_2001]

Apologies I am not familiar with how to quote back here. I'll just try to stay in order. I think that is a great suggestion to try to document the history of how Gershwin came to be. I'll put some thought into how to do that soon.

We do largely operate outside of GNUstep. Now we approach it like let us be the desktop, let them be the core libs. My take is I do think GNUstep should be marketed as more of a cross platform solution to build applications than anything else. You are more than welcome to come discuss ideas with us at Gershwin anytime.

GSDE (Screenshot.app), more so NextSpace a lot of things do not work with a lot of modifications on FreeBSD for example and I found the build systems unexpectedly difficult. I am a fan of the efforts otherwise and will try to make Gershwin components like WindowManager.app something they could use if they want to make use of in the future. I think each project has a place, and a role in promoting GNUstep. I wish they each had Live ISO's with installers. There is also agnostep now that looks promising by the way. https://github.com/pcardona34/agnostep

[lproven]

> I am not familiar with how to quote back here.

What @crconrad said. Well, that's how I do it, anyway.

I'm fairly used to doing it since quoting is broken in the majority of webmail apps and web fora anyway. Even Gmail removed its selective-quoting feature.

> GSDE (Screenshot.app), more so NextSpace a lot of things do not work with a lot of modifications on FreeBSD

Ahaa! That makes sense.

> I think each project has a place, and a role in promoting GNUstep

Strongly agreed.

> There is also agnostep now that looks promising by the way

Thanks for that -- this one is new to me.

[CRConrad]

> Apologies I am not familiar with how to quote back here.

Copy the bit you want to quote, paste it into the edit box, type a "> " before it. Old Skool. HTH!