On Sep 24, 10:45 pm, "Vaisburd, Haim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi ZuLuuuuuu, > > > After a small exploring, I found GNUstep web site and I liked the > > atmospher and the things written in it. > > In my humble opinion you made a right choice. This is the same choice I > made some time ago and forced myself to start with Objective C. I think > it provides excellent balance between simplicity and features. > > > Part II is the part where you begin to use GNUstep framework. But it > > is too hard! > > You took a courageous step to use GNUstep on Windows, where it is > supported less of all. > As Gregory Casamento said, the primary development platform for GNUstep > is Unix. > My Linux distribution has GNUstep packages, for instanse, so the > installation _there_ > is trivial. > > If you must do it on Windows, you might consider Cocotron(www.cocotron.org), > although > developers claim it's unstable, too. > > --Tima
Thanks for your advices, I'll definately look at the Cocotron project. _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
