Thank you very much!! That is exactly what I was looking for. btw) Does the www.gnustep.org have a link to this vm? If not it really needs one. This is just awesome.
On Aug 15, 2012, at 3:50 PM, Riccardo Mottola wrote: > Hi Rose, > > On 2012-08-14 17:23:36 +0200 Rose Bust <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I'm trying to set up a learning environment where I can work through the >> developer documents on from the gnustep website to get a better feel for >> developing gnustep GUI apps. I have some experience developing under xcode. >> A fresh install of gnustep, project center and gorm on both windows xp and >> ubuntu (from binaries windows install executable and apt-get on ubuntu) does >> not result in project center able to build simple template applications it >> creates from a new project selection from its menu. I can build the >> application by running make from the command line but this sorta defeats the >> reason to use an IDE such as project center. Also just changing the project >> centers preferences for the location of make didn't fix this issue. > This smells as a problem with the Ubuntu packages. > > The window packages are known to be problematic, but as far as I remember, > Adam just updated them, so everything should work. Latest project center and > Gorm do work under windos, although it is a suboptimal target platform to > develop on. I suggest to work under unix and then test and compile under > windows if you wish to targed that platform. I do that. And at best, > everything is generated under unic and ou just need a "make" > >> So.. What is the best way to set up a new installation gnustep such that >> project center and gorm just work together as they appear that they are >> designed to do? Is there an earlier release of gnustep where this is not a >> problem? > The latest releases should do. You might want to install everything from > source. Or just install the gnustep core from the packages (windows or > ubuntu) and then install the applications. I do that sometimes. > > A very quick option would be to try a VM. We offer a ready image with the > tools configurated that work, thants to Richard's work: > http://www.rstonehouse.co.uk/extras/GNUstep-VM-0.9/ > > it is not th latest stuff anymore, but it should work out of the box and give > you the tools to work. Also, it is a reference on how to configure things to > get it working, in csase you want to try some do-it-yourself. > > Riccardo > _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
