Re: [xsrcg-devel] objective-c, the project, design, updates

[Max N. <max...@ya...>]

Le 15 juin 2004, =E0 06:35, Jesse a =E9crit :

> alright.  three's a good number =3D).  i think so, anyway.  Max, how =
much
> experience do you have with objective-c/GNUstep/Cocoa?

	I'm currently learning Objective-C and Cocoa. As for GNUStep, =
well...=20
I've used WindowMaker but that's about all. I figured this project=20
would be a good occasion to learn more... So I guess that makes me a=20
newbie, right? But don't worry, I learn fast. ^^

> also, do you primarily use/develop linux or Mac OS X?  do you have =
both
> platforms available?  i'll be buying a Mac as soon as i am in a more
> comfortable financial situation to test some cross-platform
> capabilities.  i've always wanted one anyway =3D).

	I have a Powerbook and a PC running Linux (Gentoo). I expect to =
do=20
most of my work on OS X.

> To answer the two primary questions, I'm also in GMT-5 (Atlanta, GA
> US/Eastern).  also, i think freenode is the best network to use.  it =
is
> a development (primarily GNU/GPL stuff) network, and it already hosts
> such channels as #gnustep and others.  it is also the one that i am=20
> most
> frequently using.  of course, i could handle undernet, but i don't=20
> think
> we need the fluff of a generic network.  i encourage you guys to
> lurk/idle in #gnustep as well.

	OK, I'll be on #xsrcg. My online handle is Wild_Cat, by the way.

> glad to see that the list is active, and i'm glad to be in touch with
> you guys.

	Same here.

-- Max
maxnoel_fr at yahoo dot fr -- ICQ #85274019
"Look at you hacker... A pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting=20
and sweating as you run through my corridors... How can you challenge a=20=

perfect, immortal machine?"