🚀 go-pugleaf

Nathan Urban wrote:
> 
> In article <332673B9.3977@lehman.com>, Paul David Fox <pfox%spamoff@lehman.com> wrote:
> >       - pushbuttons, combo boxes, lists,
> >       - tree views
> >       - rtf edit control
> >       - Modern (i.e. Win95) File Open dialog box
> >       - Search for/Printer/etc common dialog boxes.
> 
> Consider supporting the GNUstep (GNU OpenStep) project:
> 
>      http://www.nmr.embl-heidelberg.de/GNUstep/
> 
> It plans to implement all of those.  Some of them have already been
> implemented.  It's not a C toolkit, however.  It uses Objective-C (which
> gcc supports quite well).

gee thats useful. Objective-c is the least widely used C dialect.
Oh and it plans to implement all those soon? Like Hurd you mean?
So I only have to wait X years (X > rand(15)) in order to use it?

Gee that really is useful.

In the meantime I'll just port my code to Win32. 
Let me know when OpenStep is available. I might come out of retirement
to use it 
 
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