Re: Anyone using GNUstep?

[Ed Sutherland <digital@twcny.rr.com>]

I've tried Afterstep. Good interface (the 'wharf' takes some getting 
used to) but was a bit flakey when I tried to run GNUmail -- the mail 
app's windows kept flickering.

Ed


Jon Dowland wrote:

> I gave the gnustep livecd a go the other day out of curiosity. Not bad
>
> but a bit skimpy. A while ago I attempted to try out the gnustep
> development tools under unstable; but they were very broken.
>
> Have you tried the afterstep window manager?
>
>