Since I am away tomorrow, the weekly editorial is already available
from [1]http://www.gnustep.net
Editorial 15 November 2001
The mailing-lists
Again the GNUstep IRC-channel was mentioned on the list. Some think it
is a handy addition to the mailinglists, if you want to join go to the
OpenProjects server and /join #GNUstep
Then there was a large inquiry from Ziemowit Laski from Apple, who
asked if there was any interrest in Objective-C++ in the GNU Compiler
Collection (gcc). And yes, there was interest. A lot of positive
responses followed.
Code changes
The major issue this week ofcourse was the release of gnustep-make
version 1.2.0. Our many thanks go out to Nicola Pero, for this great
milestone.
Richard Frith-Macdonald added a lot of documenting in Base.gsdoc and
made NSUserDefaults log to syslog, made NSNumber and NSUserDefaults
MacOS X compatible.
NSBrowser encoder and decoder added by Laurent Julliard
And Fred Kiefer did a lot of work on the Font handling side.
Applications
No major changes this week.
Documentation
Martin Brecher released the first version of GWorkspace.app User
Guide.
Dennis Leeuw
References
1. http://www.gnustep.net/
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