> On 13 Nov 2015, at 17:13, Adam S <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear all, > > I'm bringing us all into a single email discussion, we can add more people > later. > > So - we have a passion for NeXTStep and GNUStep, and its really key that we > keep GNU going and inject some life back into it. > > Open to discussion of course, but how I feel we can do this is by working > together and develop GNUStep into something great which acts as both a homage > to NeXTStep OS but also gives us the opportunity to develop our "one day I > want to do..." projects! > > As an example I'm working on Cuboid, a mini replica NeXT Cube using Raspbian > and GNU. I've already had help and support from Richard and Riccardo, and I > can't wait to share the end result with everyone! > > Ok - so do we want to do this through this email, LinkedIn or a Google group > maybe?
I’m not very social network savvy, so I don’t really know. My son was very derisive about LinkedIn … but perhaps because he doesn’t know anyone who uses it. There seem to be a lot of competing products, and I don’t know what’s best. I started a GNUstep Google Community, becuse I read that communities has superceded groups, and Google groups are bign phased out. However, since you mention Google Groups, I wonder if Communities realy are replaeing them? I rather like the "Don’t be Evil” ethos … which makes me want to chose something from Google rather than anyone else, but I relise that’s a pretty tenuous reason. _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
