[sadfev]

It’s dead and has been for a decade

[lproven]

There is slow but active development. Occasionally new releases appear. There is a new, active distro under development.

I don't think this fits the definition of "dead". Not very lively, but not dead.

[gcasa]

Then join us. Help us get it the last mile. Don't just say "it looks like it's dead".. be part of the solution. :) You are more than welcome to join!

-- Gregory Casamento GNUstep Lead Maintainer

[lproven]

Hi Greg. :-)

I think you meant to reply to @safdev, to whom I was also replying.

[gcasa]

Oh, yeah, i did. Thanks. :)

[lproven]

:-D

[mpweiher]

That turns out not to be the case. It is in both active development and use.

[gcasa]

Not dead at all. I have been working with a number of companies to help them use it. Surprising definition of dead. ;) Join us, be part of the solution!

GC -- GNUstep Lead

[selfhoster11]

Software dies with its last user or curious historian. Open step is quite far from that.