I think everybody on this mailing list knows that there are
GNUstep users that do not really care about that.
However there are people who care on the list, and the outside
world cares about it too.
Our architecture makes it difficult to implement this. Each widget
in GNUstep draws
I think that anyone thinking that GNUstep can be successful without a
look that appears traditional to users within their environment
and a behavior that somewhat closely mimic it too is deluding himself.
To anyone doubtful about this I'll give the following examples:
- Apple after buying
(...) I personally have no problem with non-native
look of an application in an environment as long as the
application itself is cool and powerful.
I think everybody on this mailing list knows that there are GNUstep
users that do not really care about that.
However there are people who care
Frankly, of all the slogan that have been proposed, all were sounding
like creepy engineer seminars captions,
as some stated it sounds microsoft-like, that is, words that are
supposed to please a majority of people, but don't mean anything.
Microsoft reaches the mass and wanna be seen as cool
Hi everyone,
A GNUstep for a man, a giant leap in Userland.
That doesn't mean much but the reference to Neil Armstrong is obvious
(at least to me).
Regards.
On Nov 12, 2007, at 12:44 PM, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 12 Nov 2007, at 11:28, Daniel Santos wrote:
Now I get it. The
Dear All,
To begin with, I'd like to say that this mail contains what some
might consider being criticism. This is true.
Criticism is not welcome but is necessary. This is the base of
science, this is the base of marketing.
But all I want is GNUstep (and actually OpenStep) to come back
Is this spam?
I just can't see where's the relation with GNUstep. Is the website
running on gnustep?
Regards.
On Apr 4, 2007, at 6:33 AM, santa v wrote:
The awaited launch of Burt Young's official website is now available
on the Internet for the public. The website has become a literal
You're right. It's got to be synchronized each time one tries to grab
the tiffrepresentation...
how to detect if an image has been altered?
Regards.
On Mar 8, 2007, at 10:09 AM, Fred Kiefer wrote:
Renaud Molla wrote:
I experimented a few ways to make the same work with Cocoa and
GNUstep
I experimented a few ways to make the same work with Cocoa and GNUstep.
So here is the result.
At the beginning I was doing this:
[ anImage lockFocus ];
// Draw...
[ anImage unlockFocus ];
data = [ anImage TIFFRepresentation ];
- Works with Cocoa, should be working with GNUstep but current
Hi Stefan,
I learned Objective-C a short time ago, something around 2-3 years
ago, because I applied for an internship in a Obj-C developing
company during my last year of MSc.
I was then mainly a C and Java developper, doing caml and prolog
when needed at the university.
Thats true, anywhere, anytime, everybody just hates being insulted,
that's human, it has nothing to do with professionalism.
On Feb 15, 2007, at 8:35 PM, Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
I think the issue here is not professionalism, but politeness.
Really, how much more help/attention will you get,
On Feb 14, 2007, at 12:59 AM, Chris Vetter wrote:
...
The best way to report a bug is politely, and with helpful detail
about where it actually occurred and on what system it was running
etc..
Hell, if the core developers do not even try to write portable
code, even though it's
Why specifically french speaking people?
I can't go, I french speaking, but why such a discrimination?
On Jan 25, 2007, at 10:22 PM, Benoit Astruc wrote:
Hi,
I am a lurker on this list, not really using GNUstep as a whole
but currently using part of it in my code. I might come to FOSDEM,
Hello,
Maybe I didn't really get the point about what you'd like to do, but,
you could do this:
- Handle mouse down in your custom view,
- If the click/double click /whatever you want triggers the edition
of the text
- Create an
I remember only Core Animation but I might have missed something.
in the iPhone presentation (not the whole keynote video), at exactly
9 minutes, you can see Steve Jobs presenting
what's in the iPhone's OS X, and on the slide there's Cocoa and he
also says Cocoa.
On Jan 11, 2007, at
Having watched the keynote, and supposing Steve Jobs was not lying,
the iPhone OS includes Cocoa, but not carbon, he said it runs OS X
but not Mac OS X,
the technical details page on apple.com also say so.
What are they calling OS X? It can't be and it clearly doesn't seem
to be the full Mac
cross platforms products.
On Dec 26, 2006, at 12:37 PM, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
On 26 Dec 2006, at 10:22, Renaud Molla wrote:
First of all,
I join the cocotron thread after several posts and may say things
already said in previous messages.
I tried the cocotron textedit example
That's true, i didn't notice you found other things missing apart
from encoding.
Renaud.
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I think you'll find that the systems which have the scroll bar on the
right are also more than 10 years old. There may have been
advances made
in GUI's in the last ten years, but the position of the scroll bar is
not one of them.
First of all, do you really think i'm so stupid i didn't
On Nov 16, 2006, at 12:46 AM, barny rabbit wrote:
On Wed, 2006-11-15 at 05:12 -0800, Gregory John Casamento wrote:
Renaud,
First of all, you're taking the discussion way to personally.
Secondly, you don't seem too objective yourself, either, so I'm
not sure you're one to talk about new
I think creating a free implementation of OpenStep is a good thing, the most important one being the API, because the end user doesn't care if he's using an OpenStep application or a GTK one, what the user looks for is ease of useand this is linked to the knowledge he already has of other systems.
I know blackholemedia (blackholemedia.com) has released a Calendar
control I use in cocoa, this is released under the BSD license.
Having read the code to modify some behaviors, i suppose it should be
easily ported to gnustep since i does not seem to contain
Apple specific code.
However, it
anything equally.
The same code works 100% when compiled with cocoa.
Any help would be appreciated !-)
Renaud Molla
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