Yes, Tomaz (was it you?), the IRC channel is live.
Staying at it for more than five hours is possibly recommended.
Hi Tomaž
Debian 10 user here, gworkspace.app 0.9.4-1+b2
An RTF file opens in 'Grr' for me, with an ``NSInvalidArgumentException:
RSSFeed(Instance) does not recognise setSuperElement`` error. Boo.
Right-clicked the file > GWorkspace main menu > File > Open with...; this
works. Brings up a
The world owes Dr. Cox a lot. May he rest in peace.
Thank you for sharing.
On Sat, Jan 23, 2021 at 8:38 PM Josh Freeman
wrote:
>
> Dr. Brad Cox, who co-created the Objective-C language with
> business partner Tom Love, has passed:
>
Agree -- When I have a new project, I usually find myself leaning towards
ObjC unless there's a really good reason to use something else. It's just a
great language that's stood the test of time
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> Am 23.01.2021 um 21:38 schrieb Josh Freeman :
>
> Dr. Brad Cox, who co-created the Objective-C language with business partner
> Tom Love, has passed:
> https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/scnow/name/brad-cox-obituary?pid=197454225
How sad.
I still favour Objective-C (1.0) over all newer
Thank you Josh for sharing this. I remember fondly reading Brad Cox's book
while i was still at University. The concept of Soft-ICs, reusable software
components, won me over for Objective-C. So even a long time before starting to
contributing to GNUstep I learned and liked the language.
Thank
Dr. Brad Cox, who co-created the Objective-C language with
business partner Tom Love, has passed:
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/scnow/name/brad-cox-obituary?pid=197454225
If you'd like to read about Objective-C's early history, Dr. Cox
co-wrote an article last year, titled, "The
Hi,
I've tried using GnuStep several times as a day-to-day work environment,
but I always give up after I soon run into basic bugs which make the
experience unworkable. I've decided to give it another go and try to get
to the bottom of these bugs.
Right now, I opened GWorkspace and opened a RTF
