Hi, Same for me, dead links, multiple sites and unfinished sites and partial documentation do not give the true and real value of this entousiastic project
I Could find some moments in the next months to help on that topic Jm Le 6 mars 2025 02:12:54 GMT+01:00, "Steven R. Baker" <[email protected]> a écrit : >Heya! > >This is something I struggle with, too, and am interested in working on >improving. > >I'm happy to work together on this, if you'd like, but I'm unlikely to publish >much if I'm left to my own devices. We can hop on a call to discuss if you >like. > >Cheers! > >-Steven > >On Thursday, 6 March 2025 00:47:09 Central European Standard Time Luke Lollard >via Discussion list for the GNUstep programming environment wrote: >> The branding (or marketing) of GNUstep seems to be a big issue that's >> been around for a long time and needs urgent attention. >> >> I'd like to create applications using GNUstep, but finding accurate and >> up-to-date information on it is taxing. Documentation is extremely >> lacking, there are multiple GNUstep websites, much confusion exists in >> the public perception about what GNUstep even is, many links on the wiki >> are broken, etc. >> >> One day I hope to be a contributing developer, but I'm currently limited >> to helping with other needed aspects. >> >> Who is responsible for GNUstep evangelism that I can work with on >> documentation, branding, the website, etc.? > > > > > -- sent using e/os
