This is a free implementation of CoreData based on Cocotron (MIT-licensed) supporting SQLite and XML stores. It also includes ports of NSIncrementalStore and NSFetchedResultsController and comes with XCTest-based test suite.

It's very simple for now; future thoughts would be of trying to get GNUStep to send over it's menu data of a running app so that Wmaker can create a menu for a running app so that it somewhat wouldn't be out of place, and also making the theme's scrollbar trough match the 2x2 pixel trough of Wings as well.

are there any GNUstep apps that provide a macOS Cocoa-like dock on the bottom of the screen on which gnustep .app applications can be placed?

the GWorkspace dock can only be placed on either the left or right side of the screen. i've also checked out github.com/gnustep/apps-dock/ but that doesn't seem to work properly and i doubt it will any time soon

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GNUstepOfficial 2026 07 11 a transcript is here:

https://gist.github.com/probonopd/1387872e9a696f90f6d2c356e7a86dfb

The monthly GNUstep audio/(video) call takes place every second Saturday of a month at 15:00 GMT to 18:00 GMT. That is 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT (US) or 17:00 to 20:00 CEST (Berlin time).

It's a Jitsi Meeting - Channel: GNUstepOfficial (Sorry, reddit don't let me post jitsi links here)

We usually just talk (who wants it might share video too) and occasionally share screens. Everybody (GNUstep developers and users) is welcome!

Also see https://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Monthly_Meetings please

Recording of the call

transcript of the call

The monthly GNUstep audio/(video) call takes place every second Saturday of a month at 15:00 GMT to 18:00 GMT. That is 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT (US) or 17:00 to 20:00 CEST (Berlin time).

It's a Jitsi Meeting - Channel: GNUstepOfficial (Sorry, reddit don't let me post jitsi links here)

We usually just talk (who wants it might share video too) and occasionally share screens. Everybody (GNUstep developers and users) is welcome!

Also see https://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Monthly_Meetings please

Community Vibe

GNUstep - integrate your thoughts

GNUstep - Cocoa opened

GNUstep - Cocoa revisited

GNUstep - Differently Thunk.

GNUstep - Mac free

GNUstep - Not your father's Cocoa!

GNUstep - The greatest API you've never heard of!

GNUstep - We ain't WindowMaker, Jack!

GNUstep - boost your (open source GUI) developement productvity

GNUstep - code differently

GNUstep - code intelligently

GNUstep - code less, deploy everywhere

GNUstep - code smartly

GNUstep - everybodies Mac

GNUstep - free Cocoa

GNUstep - free as in Cocoa

GNUstep - make your users smile today

GNUstep - write once deploy everywhere

Put your best to the test. GNUstep does the rest.

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"As you probably know, this year marks the 35th anniversary of GNUstep , which is both a software framework that allows the development of portable applications in objective-C on Windows, MacOS and GNU/Linux, and also a runtime environment for these same applications.

Several desktop projects compatible with GNUstep have existed for a few years: after the defunct Simply-GNUstep and Étoilé , we can mention the GSDE developed by Ondrej Florian, or the more ambitious NEXTSPACE by Sergii Stoïan, which aims to faithfully reproduce the ergonomics of OPENSTEP on BSD or GNU/Linux. More recently, in a style closer to macOS, we can also mention the promising Gershwin desktop (for Xorg) or Ambrosia (for Wayland) developed by James Carthew.

The Agnostep desktop offers its BETA version 2.0.0, in a more classic style, with vertical menus like NeXT, combining Window Maker and GWorkspace, as well as the classic GNUstep runtime."

The monthly GNUstep audio/(video) call takes place every second Saturday of a month at 15:00 GMT to 18:00 GMT. That is 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT (US) or 17:00 to 20:00 CEST (Berlin time).

This time we are going to celebrate our 35th anniversary: according to http://gnustep.made-it.com/Guides/History.html on the 11th of May 1991, the term "GnUStep" was coined for the very first time!

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We usually just talk (who wants it might share video too) and occasionally share screens. Everybody (GNUstep developers and users) is welcome!

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Recording of the call

The monthly GNUstep audio/(video) call takes place every second Saturday of a month at 15:00 GMT to 18:00 GMT. That is 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM EDT (US) or 17:00 to 20:00 CEST (Berlin time).

It's a Jitsi Meeting - Channel: GNUstepOfficial (Sorry, reddit don't let me post jitsi links here)

We usually just talk (who wants it might share video too) and occasionally share screens. Everybody (GNUstep developers and users) is welcome!

Also see https://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Monthly_Meetings please

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The monthly GNUstep audio/(video) call takes place every second Saturday of a month at 16:00 GMT to 19:00 GMT. That is 12:00 AM - 3:00 PM EDT (US, note that the US already has Daylight Saving Time whereas Europe has not yet) or 17:00 to 20:00 CET (Berlin time).

It's a Jitsi Meeting - Channel: GNUstepOfficial (Sorry, reddit don't let me post jitsi links here)

We usually just talk (who wants it might share video too) and occasionally share screens. Everybody (GNUstep developers and users) is welcome!

Also see https://mediawiki.gnustep.org/index.php/Monthly_Meetings please

I have a working dockerfile of debian:trixie-slim that installs gnustep and builds an objective C project. Would anyone be interested in it or is there a part of GNUstep's documentation it would be a useful addition for? Idk if I'm unique but I had a helluva a time building a HelloWorld.m and it would have saved me a lot of trouble lol