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GNUstep is a cross-platform, object-oriented set of frameworks for desktop application development.
This set of frameworks, based on Cocoa (previously OpenStep), enables developers to rapidly build sophisticated software by employing a large library of reusable software components. GNUstep is already used in production environments at several organizations.

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Aug 09 2010

Jul 18 2010

Jul 15 2010

New installers for Windows:

Jul 6 2010

  • FisicaLab 0.2 released. This is an educational application to solve physic problems.

Jun 30 2010

Bug fixes, portability issues, improved build system, code cleanup.

Jun 14 2010

Jun 8 2010

Jun 2 2010

  • BatMon 0.5 released. Support for ACPI information in /sys.

Jun 2 2010

  • GNUstep examples 1.3.0 stable release
(Download Examples)

May 25, 2010

This 0.9.7 is a maintenance release which guarantees compilation on the latest GNUstep release and contains some minor code cleaning.

May 20 2010

(Download here)

May 18 2010

  • Gorm 1.2.12 release
(More Information)

May 13 2010

(More Information)

May 10 2010

  • GNUstep Make 2.4.0 stable release
(Download Make)
  • GNUstep Base 1.20.0 stable release
(Download Base)
  • GNUstep Gui 0.18.0 stable release
(Download Gui)
  • GNUstep Back 0.18.0 stable release
(Download Back)

Feb 06, 2010

Expanded GNUstep Icon package available primarily increased file/mime type icons.

(Download)

Feb 03, 2010

Jan 26, 2010

New keyboard shortcuts, improved usage with in-window menus, keyboard shortcuts, JPEG saving and bug fixes.

(Homepage)


Jan 14, 2010

This 0.9.6 is a maintenance release with bugfixes for services and preferences. It also features reversed display.

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