I believe Simply GNUstep is very much out of date. california_dan wrote: > > I'm planning on setting up a computer with some software and i'm > trying to figure out the OS to use. > > I plan this to be a free-as-in-freedom OS. > > If i'm planning on using GNUstep, then i understand that the OS will > have to be either gnu/linux or a bsd, and it will have to run x > windows. > > As a corollary, for now at least, i understand that it will be > impossible for me to run gnustep without also running X11. > > If any part of this is false, could somebody please correct me? And > thanks in advance, i want to be sure that i am acting on an accurate > understanding of the situation. > > dan > > PS: does anybody use the "simply gnustep" setup? > > _______________________________________________ > Help-gnustep mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep > >
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