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Grouch.app

2007-11-05T01:13:50Z

Asveikau:

{{stub}}
{{Application|
shortdescription = Grouch is an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep.|
currentversion = [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/grouch-src-20061120.tar.gz snapshot-20061120] |
releasedate = November 20, 2006 |
license = GPL |
overview = |
features = Grouch supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features. |
maintainer =
* Andrew L. Sveikauskas (a.l.sveikauskas@gmail.com)|
relatedlinks =
* [http://asveikau.ath.cx/projects/grouch.shtml Grouch's Web Site] |
category = [[Category:Network_Applications]]
}}

Template:GNUstep News

2006-11-21T00:08:01Z

Asveikau:

=== November 20, 2006 ===

* '''[[Grouch.app]]''' version 20061120 released
: This release fixes interoperability issues with unicode encoded messages.

=== November 17, 2006 ===

* '''[[Tryst]] version 1.0.8.pl3'''
: Minor fixes and code clean-up, added missing method documentation.

=== November 10, 2006 ===

* [http://www.informit.com/ Informit.com] runs [http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=665129&rl=1 an article] about GNUstep written by [http://www.informit.com/authors/bio.asp?a=79c6e6ec-5bc6-49a8-8d5d-0fccd04b1a7b&rl=1 David Chisnall].
: From the article: ''The popularity of OS X among geeks in recent years has led to a lot more people discovering OpenStep through Cocoa. GNUstep provides a much-needed Free Software alternative, as David Chisnall explains.''

=== November 8, 2006 ===
* '''[[RemoteDesk.app]]''' initial version 0.1 released

=== November 6, 2006 ===
* ''' [http://www.linuks.mine.nu/gnustep/ GNUstep Live CD] has hit version 1.0'''
: Many bugfixes, built on top of Debian, includes Emacs.app and Mac OS X .nib compatibility.

=== November 5, 2006 ===
* '''[[Price.app]]''' version 0.8.1 released
: Bugfixes, Mac OS X and GUstep version now share the same codebase and color equalization is now possible on the luminance channel, in addition to RGB.

=== September 30, 2006 ===
* '''[[Adun]]''' version 0.6 released
: See http://diana.imim.es/Adun/versions/adunversion0.6/ ([http://download.gna.org/adun/Adun0.6.tar.gz Download])

* '''[[PhotoClip.app]]''' version 0.2.5 released
: Adds lossless JPEG transformation, keybindings and bug fixes. ([http://www.vaisburd.net/PhotoClip/PhotoClip-0.2.5.tar.gz Download])

=== September 25, 2006 ===
* '''[[GNUMail]]''' version 1.2.0pre2 released
: This pre-release introduces lots of new features, bug fixes, major refactorings, speed and usability improvements. ([http://www.collaboration-world.com/cgi-bin/project/release.cgi?pid=2 Download])

=== September 15, 2006 ===

* '''[[Grouch]]''' version 20060915 released
: This release includes preliminary preferences panel, other fixes. ([http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ Download])

=== September 14, 2006 ===

* '''[[GDL2|GNUstep Database Library 2 Package]]''' version 0.10.1 released
: This release includes many bug fixes and partial rewrites of existing implementations and should be more robust that the previous release. ([http://ftp.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/libs/gnustep-dl2-0.10.1.tar.gz Download])

=== September 11, 2006 ===

* '''GNUstep example programs version 1.1.0 released'''
: Sample programs and class demonstrations to mess around with :). ([http://ftpmain.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/core/gnustep-examples-1.1.0.tar.gz Download])

* '''GNUstep Startup version 0.16.0 released'''
: This is the package to download if you want to install all 4 core GNUstep packages. Updated included library versions. ([http://ftpmain.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/core/gnustep-startup-0.16.0.tar.gz Download], [http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/gnustep-startup-ANNOUNCE Announcement])

=== September 08, 2006 ===

* '''JIGS version 1.5.6''' in [http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/gnustep/libs/java/trunk/ SVN]
: New advanced support for exposing enumeration: the wrapper tool can now recognize and parse enumeration declarations in the Objective-C header files, so it automatically maps them to ints, and upon request can expose any enumeration you want using static Java constants in a class.

=== September 02, 2006 ===

* '''[[Tryst]] version 1.0.8.pl1'''
: Patches added, that fix a bug with respect to monitoring TXT updates and add IPv6 support for Solaris and FreeBSD.

* '''[https://gna.org/projects/gnustep-nonfsf/ New Project Website]'''
: Adam Fedor announced the opening of a [https://gna.org/projects/gnustep-nonfsf/ new project website], intended for people to put GNUstep-related frameworks and applications without having to sign a copyright assignment form to [http://www.fsf.org the FSF].

=== August 31, 2006 ===

* '''[[FortyTwo]] 0.2.0, [[Encore]] 0.3.0 and [[BDB]] 0.2.1 released'''
: ([http://fortytwo.sourceforge.net/ Download and release notes])

=== August 30, 2006 ===

* '''[[GWorkspace]] 0.8.3 released'''
: Everybody loves bugfixes
: ([http://www.gnustep.it/enrico/gworkspace/gworkspace-0.8.3.tar.gz Download], [http://www.gnustep.it/enrico/gworkspace/ release notes])

=== August 29, 2006 ===

* '''[[Gorm]] 1.1.0 released'''
: Working Nib support! Please note that only 10.2.x and later nibs are supported by this. Notes about how to convert older nibs are available on the [[Writing portable code#Porting_.nib_files_from_OPENSTEP_or_Mac_OS_X_10.1_and_earlier|portability]] page.
: ([ftp://ftp.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/dev-apps/gorm-1.1.0.tar.gz Download], [http://www.gnustep.org/experience/Gorm-ANNOUNCE release notes])

* '''GNUstep [[AppKit|GUI]] and [[Backend]] 0.11.0 released'''
: This release includes several bugfixes to art and xlib and some work done on the GDI interface by Christopher Armstrong. Support for keyed encoding has been added to all gui classes and Nib loading as well as RTFD read and write support has been implemented. For the most part, nibs are (or should be) compatible between GNUstep and Mac OS X. Additionally, better support for color schemes and themes has been added. In the near future theming should be integrated into gui itself.
: ([ftp://ftp.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/core/gnustep-gui-0.11.0.tar.gz Download GUI], [http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Gui/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotes.html GUI release notes], [ftp://ftp.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/core/gnustep-back-0.11.0.tar.gz Download Backend], [http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Back/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotes.html Backend release notes])

=== August 28, 2006 ===

* '''GNUstep [[Foundation|Base]] and [[Make]] 1.13.0 released'''
: Several classes added that deal with URL and predicate handling, including a few minor API changes. The new Make package features some work done on MingW plus some DLL trickery. You have to rebuild all your applications (except when using MingW) when you switch to this version!
: ([ftp://ftp.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/core/gnustep-base-1.13.0.tar.gz Download Base], [http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Base/ReleaseNotes/ReleaseNotes.html Base release notes], [ftp://ftp.gnustep.org/pub/gnustep/core/gnustep-make-1.13.0.tar.gz Download Make], [http://www.gnustep.org/resources/documentation/Developer/Make/ReleaseNotes/NEWS Make release notes])

=== August 23, 2006 ===

* ''' [[GWorkspace#IMImage|IMImage]] Inspector released'''
: An image Inspector for GWorkspace.app.
: ([http://www.gnustep.it/enrico/gworkspace/inspectors/IMImageViewer.tar.gz Download], [http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.gnustep.general/26736 release notes])

* '''New article on [[Using_Subversion|Subversion]]'''
: Goes over the basics of how to work with the GNUstep SVN repository.

Grouch.app

2006-11-21T00:01:39Z

Asveikau:

{{stub}}
{{Application|
shortdescription = Grouch is an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep.|
currentversion = [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/grouch-src-20061120.tar.gz snapshot-20061120] |
releasedate = November 20, 2006 |
license = GPL |
overview = |
features = Grouch supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features. |
maintainer =
* Andrew L. Sveikauskas (a.l.sveikauskas@gmail.com)|
relatedlinks =
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ Grouch's Temporary Web Site] |
category = [[Category:Network_Applications]]
}}

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2006-10-05T19:10:50Z

Asveikau: remove whitespace that IMHO makes pages look worse

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=== shortdescription ===
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=== currentversion ===
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=== releasedate ===
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=== license ===
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=== overview ===
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=== maintainer ===
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=== relatedlinks ===
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=== category ===
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[[Category:Applications]]

Application wish list

2006-09-16T02:39:23Z

Asveikau: /* ICQ */

What applications do you want for GNUstep? Add below:
(Please check [[All GNUstep Applications]] before adding)

-------------------------------

== Database ==

=== DatabaseModeller.app ===

See [[DBModeler]], currently a work in progress.

=== Database management ===

A desktop software (Like [http://www.flex.ro/pgaccess/ PgAccess] for example) to manage database. This program could use the GDL2 (Gnustep Database Library). It could be a good exercice and demonstration of this very good library.

== Development ==

=== Project Management app ===

Something like [http://mrproject.codefactory.se/screenshots.php MrProject]. It has to be simple, not overbloated as MS Project.

=== nib2gmodel/nib2gorm without OPENSTEP/MacOSX ===

I want;but I heard it is so hard to implementation. :-(

=== CVS app ===

Port CVL

== Graphics ==

=== Blender ===

Blender has recently (since October 2002) gone GPL. Consisting of porting the Blender GUI/WM abstract library GHOST, using NSOpenGLContext, or a CoreGraphics implementation one day. Objective-C++ might be needed for implementing GHOST, but probably can be worked around easily enough. There is an OSX port, probably using CoreGraphics.

[http://www.blender.org/ Blender Foundation Homepage]

Most of Blender is written in C++ doesn't seem to use CoreGraphics but Apple's GL.

=== OmniGraffle clone ===

(I don't really know what this is, but people have said they want one. Someone please add a description! :)

This is for diagram, UML ....
I 'm thinking to write it. But not *right now*.
It will have probably a Gorm-feel

[http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnigraffle/ OmniGraffle] was a clone of Lighthouse Design's Diagram.app, which was a re-working of the NeXT Developer Example Sketch.app, adding rubber-banding / angular connection lines.

=== OmniOutliner clone ===

This is a really cool app which can be used for anything. Mostly i think it is used to organise your minds while being creative (some kind of knowledge manager).

The inspiration for this was Jayson Adams' Millennium Software's NoteBook.app, which lives again as the (commercial) program [http://www.aquaminds.com/ NoteTaker].

=== Painting app (photoshop) ===

Bitmap drawing app.

Think Photoshop, not [http://www.gimp.org/ The Gimp].

In fact, forget that. Something new.

Something usable - can do Photoshop, but easy to learn. The Gimp can nearly do photoshop, but who can use it?

It would be great if it consisted of two parts - a very small very useful image viewer/manager (eg gqview) and the actual editor plugin (the big part). So installing image-core would give a very small useful app, then adding image-edit would make it into photoshop.

When opening an image file eg by clicking on it or running image-core thefile.jpg then only the core apps should start, so it starts real quick. If i right-click and choose edit or something .. THEN the other stuff is pulled in.

Or whatever. Just an idea. But makes development path cool. Could also have a vector plugin, or whatever.

Maybe we should wait, when (if?) Gimp gets '[http://gegl.org/ gegl]'ed.
then having a decent photoshop like app would be as simple as writing a gui for the gegl foundation.
+ gives us a nice featureset + plugins!

Maliwan project is aiming to achieve the same goal of GEGL. Right now GEGL isn't even half complete but we can still reimplement it base on GEGL's design. lastlife is waiting for you in irc if you want to discuss the idea. Maliwan is planned to be the heart of the BluTulip which is the actual application.

* porting http://seashore.sourceforge.net/ from their website: Seashore is an open source image editor for Cocoa. It features gradients, textures and anti-aliasing for both text and brush strokes. It supports multiple layers and alpha channel editing. It is based around the GIMP's technology and uses the same native file format.

a screenshot is here: [http://seashore.sourceforge.net/screenshot.php] which looks very clean and easy to use.

=== Pixen (Pixel Art Tool) ===

[http://www.opensword.org/ Pixen] is a decent, open source pixel art tool and there aren't alot of free or professional programs like it. There is also a compliment tool by the same guys for mapping called Reptile.

A port can be found [http://home.gna.org/gsimageapps/ here].

== MultiMedia ==

=== iTunes/Rhythmbox clone ===

It would be nice to see a music or video player with real music/media management like [http://www.gnome.org/projects/rhythmbox/ Rhythmbox] or [http://www.apple.com/itunes/ iTunes]. iTunes has started to support management of movies and videoclips, so maybe media management is the way to go?

=== DivX/XViD/DVD/VCD Player ===

I see that there was at least an attempt to port mplayer at one point but it seems to be dead. Maybe [http://www.videolan.org/ VLC] which does have an OSX version, could be ported.

''Looks cool, but requires CoreFoundation'' -- cbv

== Networking ==

=== ICQ ===

And other instant messengers.

*Check [http://freshmeat.net/projects/fireapp/]

*See [[Grouch]].

=== Web browser ===

Seems to be a popular request :).

* Most of the best ideas ([http://www.mozilla.org/projects/camino/ Camino] and [http://www.apple.com/safari/ Apple's Safari]) rely on Objective-C++ support that wasn't available with the stock GCC until the 4.1 snapshots.

* Stefan began porting [http://mac.wms-network.de/gnustep/WebCore/blog/ Webcore to GNUstep] by splitting the Objective-C++ code into C++ and Objective-C modules. Unfortunately, while it can render pages using an (old) version of WebCore, it still lacks a significant amount of implementation before it could actually be the GNUstep WebKit.

* [[User:Geocar]] worked on Stefan's code for a bit to get something that looked like this:
[[Image:webkit-on-gnustep.png]]
before deciding to try using the new Objective-C++ compiler in GCC. Will note how this all turns out :)

* I could port [http://ibn.com/~hdiwan/orchidWeb.html OrchidWeb] to GNUStep. I'd just need enough examples on developing the views from code to do it.

* Apparently, [http://www.caminobrowser.org/ Camino] is written in Objective-C++, which GCC can't compile (although Apple is supposed to have contibuted the patch). Until gcc can compile mixed obj-c and c++, it can't be ported. There is a thread about this at [http://linuxfr.org/2003/03/10/11647.html] (it's in french).

=== Video conferencing software ===

There's [http://www.gnomemeeting.org/ Gnomemeeting] (excellent piece of software), but I don't like Gnome too much (all those dependencies).

Update: Gnomemeeting 0.9.6 is supposed to work without Gnome libs (limited functionality).

== PIM ==

=== Calendar ===

check SKYRIX libs (Opengroupware).
http://www.opengroupware.org/cvsweb/cvsweb.cgi/OpenGroupware.org/SOPE/skyrix-core/NGiCal/

=== Task management app ===

Chronographer (lobbying by ludovic) + libical
or
~TaskManager (lobbying by Fabien) + libical

Check SKYRIX libs (Opengroupware)

== Security ==

== Text Processing / Office ==

=== Abiword (Word Processor) ===

A port of the Cocoa version of [http://www.abisource.com/ AbiWord] would be great, considering a word processor is a pretty vital application, and that Abiword is a pretty good one.

=== Spreadsheet ===

A spreadsheet application would be great for GNUstep. A clone of Lotus Improv or Lighthouse Design's Parasheet would be a nice thing for GNUstep to have.

=== CSS/html editor ===

A cool html/css editor - emphasis on the css structural side.

Object oriented properties application to CSS element definitions, and insert those properties into HTML in web pages. Don't worry about WYSIWIG - that's what web browsers are for, displaying web pages. Just make a object-oriented CSS/HTML editor.

Maybe port [http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/WorldWideWeb.html Nexus] for that?

''This might actually be feasible, however, Nexus is based on [http://www.w3.org/Library/ libwww] and its source is, well, very NeXTSTEP'ish...'' -- cbv

=== A text editor ===

A simple text editor that can read and write plain or rich text, including both simple word processing functionality (nothing too splashy, like frames) and optional programming features (like syntax highlighting -- not just coloring; controllable tabs; tab v. space indentation, multiple language support). Programming features could be provided by a bundle, but it would be good to for the app to be designed with that bundle in mind.

This editor which is to guarantee me world domination includes a split view where the other pane locates and displays the corresponding end-tag/start-tag when programming.

Ink is not that editor. :)

[http://www.softpanorama.org/Editors/index.shtml Softpanorama] seems to give a good overview of editors

''We have to distinguish between a text editor as programming tool (CodeEditor.app) and a text editor as a word processor (WordProcessor.app?). '' They are two different approaches to text editing and text processing.

Source code editing view and associated inspector panels and preferences should be provided as a framework, so the SourceView should be reused in other apps. CodeEditor should be only some default wrapper for that framework.

WordProcessor.app sould be an application that extends NSText system. (With easy-to-use paragraph style editing)

How about interfacing with [http://www.scintilla.org Scintilla]?
-- Hasan --

=== A simple DTP application ===

A simple frame-based application for desktop publishing. Something like [http://www.calamus.net/ Calamus] ([http://www.calamus.net/man/index_us.htm here] is the documentation of tools and modules). Nothing fancy, just application that can lay out frames, control text flow, use paragraph styles and master pages.

I'd rather see TeXView.app come back myself.... I think it's far more feasible (doing a decent page layout app is _hard_ just as Donald E. Knuth). Perhaps better still would be to take advantage of LyX's ``GUI-independence'' and provide a GNUstep front-end for it, http://www.lyx.org .

No, nothing like LyX or TeX. I have in mind a ''visual'' page layout editing tool with features as described above (similar to PageMaker). LyX and TeX are a bit different approaches and should be alternatives to Frame based DTP application.

- Stefan

I think a heavy-weight drawing package w/ page layout features would be a better solution here (this is the workflow I'm using on my NeXT Cube now), then it could be tied into an XML-based workflow in a fashion like to Apple's new Keynote, perhaps in a fashion like to Pages-by-Pages. To describe my workflow a bit---I now use Altsys Virtuoso on my NeXT Cube w/ Omega (Unicode-aware TeX variant) for most of my page layout. IME, if a document gets too large to manage w/ Altsys Virtuoso, it might as well go into TeX... Not that I'd mind seeing a replacement for PasteUp.app, I just think that a drawing program is more immediately important / useful.

For simple DTP utility, I'd dearly love to see a re-creation of [http://members.aol.com/willadams/gnustep/apps/type/touchtype.html TouchType.app]

- William

Maybe you should take a look at [http://www.texmacs.org/ TeXmacs]. Looks promising and is in great need of a GNUstep frontend.

- david.

Interesting. I'd seen TeXMacs mentioned on comp.text.tex quite often, but hadn't realized it had gotten as far as it had. Interesting counterpoint to LyX.
- William

One really interesting thing would be to have a fame class which would useful enough so it could be used to put together a simple DTP Application but which would be flexible enough that it could be available to any application - the text control is a standard control for windows managers like MS Windows or Gnome. If there were an equivalent "flowing graphic control", you'd have a powerful building block indeed (note that in MS windows, the text control is actually poor enough that no credible application can built around besides notepad).
Also, for a programming text editor, scintilla is great. One thing to consider is that for DTP/HTML editor, what you would want would be a *superset* of the scintilla interface. It would be great to add all the different features in such a way that you didn't have interfaces duplicating each other's functionalities.

-- JosephSolbrig

=== Digital Librarian-like ===

I would really, really like a Digital Librarian for GNUstep. Basically, imagine an application that manage your documents the same way iTunes manage your music or iPhoto your photos... (to take well-known OSX apps as example ;-)

It would provide 1) automatic management of the documents by projects/ideas/whatever metadata 2) index your documents to let you search quickly in it 3) handles bibliography
As a postgrad student I have a LOT of articles in PDF/PS/DVI/html on my hard drive, and such an application would be really nice to help managing that.

A Digital Librarian screenshot: http://www.levenez.com/NeXTSTEP/Librarian.jpg
A screenshot of Vertex Librarian, a similar program for NeXTSTEP: http://www.levenez.com/NeXTSTEP/VertexLibrarian.jpg

== Misc ==

=== Old NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP apps ===
See [http://www.levenez.com/NeXTSTEP/meApps.html this side (in French)] for a list.

=== Frontend for different platform to [http://www.granddictionnaire.com/ Grand Dictionnaire (in French)] ===

=== Keyboard switcher application ===

=== Google.app ===

* Complete with ApplicationServices
* WebBrowser integration
* Using proper NS* classes for HTML retrieval
* Ability to select which Google server (www.google.ca, www.google.co.jp)
* Google News, Google Groups, Google Images too.

=== DMG.app? ===

* Installer/extractor/viewer for DMG images.
* Create DMG packages
* Useful for OSX source packages

''Note:'' The DMG format is Apple proprietary and undocumented. Basically, DMG support is only available under OSX and its unlikely to change.

=== CronniX - A cron front end ===

http://www.koch-schmidt.de/cronnix/

That won't be easily portable, as different OSs use a different cron setup. Eg. BSD has (and uses) both, /etc/crontab __and__ /var/cron/tabs/<username> ...

=== PfaEdit - A font editor ===

(This is now called FontForge)

http://pfaedit.sourceforge.net

Actually, Cenon (see above) is able to do some limited font editing. Not to knock pfaedit, I use it a lot and think it's a way cool program. Wonder if the two could be merged somehow.

=== GuileServices / StepTalk Services ===

On NeXTSTEP there was an application (service?) called [http://www.doubleu.com/TickleServices.html TickleServices] that allowed you to write your own services in the Tcl language. Something along these lines, but using guile/steptalk would be a nice addition to gnustep.

=== Printer.app ===

An application/framework for managing printers, printer properties and print queues. (CUPS frontend?) (NOTE: To an extent, GNUstep already has CUPS support, and has number of builtin classes and panels for managing printers and printer settings. They may just need to be extended a little for different uses and environments.)

=== Growl! (Global notification system) ===

[http://growl.info/ Growl!] uses distributed notification center to display a graphic message on screen. Every application can send messages to it, for example, when new emails arrive, buddies sign in the instant messager, a task end, etc. It is very easy to implement.

''Parts require CoreFoundation and/or WebKit'' -- cbv

Grouch

2006-09-16T02:30:25Z

Asveikau: /* Maintainer */ I prefer not to have a mailto: link for spam to come through.

{{stub}}

==== Current Version: [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/grouch-src-20060915.tar.gz snapshot-20060915] ====
* Released September 15, 2006

=== Overview ===
Grouch is an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep.

=== Features ===
Grouch supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features.

=== Maintainer ===
* Andrew L. Sveikauskas (a.l.sveikauskas@gmail.com)

=== Related Links ===
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ Grouch's Temporary Web Site]

[[Category:Network_Applications]]

Grouch

2006-09-16T02:27:33Z

Asveikau:

{{stub}}

==== Current Version: [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/grouch-src-20060915.tar.gz snapshot-20060915] ====
* Released September 15, 2006

=== Overview ===
Grouch is an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep.

=== Features ===
Grouch supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features.

=== Maintainer ===
* [mailto:a.l.sveikauskas@gmail.com Andrew L. Sveikauskas]

=== Related Links ===
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ Grouch's Temporary Web Site]

[[Category:Network_Applications]]

Grouch

2006-09-16T02:26:56Z

Asveikau:

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==== Current Version: [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/grouch-src-20060713.tar.gz snapshot-20060713] ====
* Released July 13, 2006

=== Overview ===
Grouch is an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep.

=== Features ===
Grouch supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features.

=== Maintainer ===
* [mailto:a.l.sveikauskas@gmail.com Andrew L. Sveikauskas]

=== Related Links ===
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ Grouch's Temporary Web Site]

[[Category:Network_Applications]]

Grouch

2006-09-12T18:18:39Z

Asveikau:

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Grouch is an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep. It supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features.

Its homepage is [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ located here].

[[Category:Network_Applications]]

Grouch

2006-09-12T18:18:14Z

Asveikau:

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Grouch in an AOL Instant MessengerSM and ICQ client for GNUstep. It supports basic messaging and chat. However it is lacking many ICQ-specific features.

Its homepage is [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch/ located here].

[[Category:Network_Applications]]

User:Asveikau

2006-09-12T18:16:27Z

Asveikau:

Hello. My name is Andrew Sveikauskas. I like GNUstep so I created a wiki account to do what will probably amount to minor edits.

Things I have done with GNUstep:
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch Grouch.app, an AOL Instant Messenger client] -- This now has an artile at [[Grouch]]
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/gnustep-openbsd OpenBSD port of GNUstep]

User:Asveikau

2006-09-05T17:52:19Z

Asveikau:

Hello. My name is Andrew Sveikauskas. I like GNUstep so I created a wiki account to do what will probably amount to minor edits.

Things I have done with GNUstep:
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/grouch Grouch.app, an AOL Instant Messenger client]
* [http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/gnustep-openbsd OpenBSD port of GNUstep]