On 13. lip. 2011., at 01:54, Nicola Pero wrote: > Then there is the point that, if all that matters is the technical "feature > parity" with Apple, then buy an Apple; why bother > with GNUstep.
Not everyone can afford a Mac, or even want a Mac. I can't afford one, but I was graciously given one. I'm happy with it, and in case it stops working for any reason, I would like to use other platforms as well. And I want to spread the Objective-C love around. > GNUstep is not just about technical feature parity; it's also and mostly > about software freedom. It's a GNU/FSF project, > and for many people in the project using a GNU/FSF compiler is important, > more important than having some small > additional feature. I love software freedom. I'm not zealous about it, but I love it. It is however not the primary reason for my use of GNUstep. I'm around GNUstep because I think my code should run on more platforms. -- Ivan Vučica [email protected] - http://ivan.vucica.net/ _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
