gnustep-build
qemuNextSTEPpatches
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gnustep-build
- Install GNUstep with 1 Script
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GNUstep: Open-source, Object-oriented, Cross-platform Development Environment
A few of us maintain scripts for building the latest GNUstep from source under Linux (desktop, PinePhone, and Raspberry Pi) here: https://github.com/plaurent/gnustep-build
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Build Your Own Next
> Specifically thinking having NS ported to an off the shelf Raspberry Pi.
Not original NS, but GNUstep runs on the Raspi.
Install scripts here: https://github.com/plaurent/gnustep-build
> If NS was usable (I won't say it was fast,
NS was definitely more than "usable", it seemed very snappy at the time.
GNUstep runs very nicely on the Raspi.
qemuNextSTEPpatches
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Build Your Own Next
Early qemu versions had problems with the NeXTstep PS/2 mouse drivers. I created some patches for ancient qemu versions (0.8 and 0.9 in 2005...) to emulate a Microsoft bus mouse, which worked well with NeXTstep (https://github.com/michaelengel/qemuNextSTEPpatches).
I haven't tried running NeXTstep in qemu recently, but I suspect it might simply work today.
The Previous emulator for "real" black 68k-based hardware that is mentioned briefly in the article is actually much more fun and also allows you to run 68k-only software such as Lotus Improv - http://previous.unixdude.net
What are some alternatives?
gallery - Flutter Gallery was a resource to help developers evaluate and use Flutter
DoomEd - The original Doom editor, as released by John Romero
doomed - A Fear and Greed index visualiser for Bitcoin on a SSD1351 OLED Screen
website - The elementary.io website
darling - Darwin/macOS emulation layer for Linux
budgie-extras - Additional Budgie Desktop enhancements for user experience
nixpkgs - Nix Packages collection & NixOS