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== Roadmap Introduction == | == Roadmap Introduction == | ||
The GNUstep Roadmap represents where the team sees GNUstep going in future releases. As decisions are made regarding what should go into a given release, it will be added here for that release. This will help to track what features are planned in the future and what direction GNUstep will take in the future. | The GNUstep Roadmap represents where the team sees GNUstep going in future releases. As decisions are made regarding what should go into a given release, it will be added here for that release. This will help to track what features are planned in the future and what direction GNUstep will take in the future. | ||
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== GNUstep 1.0 == | == GNUstep 1.0 == | ||
| − | * | + | |
| + | * Make | ||
| + | ** Improvements for Windows (''see [[Roadmap to Windows#Make|Make on Windows]]'') | ||
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| + | * Base | ||
| + | ** Improvements for Windows (''see [[Roadmap to Windows#Base|Base on Windows]]'') | ||
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* GUI | * GUI | ||
| − | ** | + | ** Improve printing support. |
| − | ** | + | *** Alpha support for printing. All other operations are working. |
| − | ** Correct any severe bugs. | + | ** Stable interface |
| − | ** | + | *** GNUstep's API has stablized a lot recently. |
| − | * Development Environment: | + | ** Correct any severe bugs which remain in the codebase (none known at this time) |
| − | ** Gorm 1. | + | ** popup/pulldown menu operation ... sometimes (often) popup menus seem to fail to track the mouse, so you can't select their buttons. cursor bug? |
| − | ** ProjectCenter 0. | + | *** [https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?6152 Correct a few long standing, but minor, focus problems] |
| + | *** [https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?10825 Support for NSColor colorWithPatternImage:] (done) | ||
| + | ** Complete [[Themability|themeing]] in GUI (and windows theme) (in progress) | ||
| + | ** In-window menu support for Windows (working) | ||
| + | ** Nib support in gui, complete keyed archiving support. (In progress) | ||
| + | *** Phase 1: Nib reading (Percent complete: 100%) | ||
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| + | * Back | ||
| + | ** Better Windows Support (''see [[Roadmap to Windows#Gui|Gui on Windows]]'') | ||
| + | ** Focus issues | ||
| + | ** Reliable window manager/desktop interaction: several target WM? -- window manager interaction ... I want clicking on windows to work <i>reliably</i>, so that when I click on any GNUstep window: | ||
| + | *# The application activates (shows its menu and panels, and raises the window clicked on). | ||
| + | *# The clicked window starts accepting keyboard input | ||
| + | *# any other GNUstep application deactivates (hides its menu and panels) | ||
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| + | * Development Environment: | ||
| + | ** Gorm 1.4.x | ||
| + | ** ProjectCenter 0.6.x | ||
| + | ** Create an "xcodebuild" like tool, perhaps called simply "codebuild" which will allow users to build xcodeprojects on a GNUstep system without having to resort to writing GNUmakefiles. | ||
| + | *** 80% Done: see [[pbxbuild]]. | ||
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* User apps | * User apps | ||
| − | ** GWorkspace 0. | + | ** GWorkspace 0.9.x |
| + | ** Need more basic user apps | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Other | ||
| + | ** Initial public release of SimpleWebKit | ||
| + | |||
| + | * Packaging | ||
| + | ** Package name, like GNUstep 1.0 for everything... | ||
== GNUstep 1.1 == | == GNUstep 1.1 == | ||
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| − | + | * GUI | |
| − | * | + | ** Nib Compatibility Phase 2: Nib writing (Percent complete: 95%) |
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| + | * General | ||
| + | ** Maybe extract functionality from core libraries into other lightweight libraries if useful? | ||
Revision as of 09:17, 15 November 2010
The roadmap is a living document- if you're a maintainer, please update it with your plans.
Roadmap Introduction
The GNUstep Roadmap represents where the team sees GNUstep going in future releases. As decisions are made regarding what should go into a given release, it will be added here for that release. This will help to track what features are planned in the future and what direction GNUstep will take in the future.
GNUstep 1.0
- Make
- Improvements for Windows (see Make on Windows)
- Base
- Improvements for Windows (see Base on Windows)
- GUI
- Improve printing support.
- Alpha support for printing. All other operations are working.
- Stable interface
- GNUstep's API has stablized a lot recently.
- Correct any severe bugs which remain in the codebase (none known at this time)
- popup/pulldown menu operation ... sometimes (often) popup menus seem to fail to track the mouse, so you can't select their buttons. cursor bug?
- Complete themeing in GUI (and windows theme) (in progress)
- In-window menu support for Windows (working)
- Nib support in gui, complete keyed archiving support. (In progress)
- Phase 1: Nib reading (Percent complete: 100%)
- Improve printing support.
- Back
- Better Windows Support (see Gui on Windows)
- Focus issues
- Reliable window manager/desktop interaction: several target WM? -- window manager interaction ... I want clicking on windows to work reliably, so that when I click on any GNUstep window:
- The application activates (shows its menu and panels, and raises the window clicked on).
- The clicked window starts accepting keyboard input
- any other GNUstep application deactivates (hides its menu and panels)
- Development Environment:
- Gorm 1.4.x
- ProjectCenter 0.6.x
- Create an "xcodebuild" like tool, perhaps called simply "codebuild" which will allow users to build xcodeprojects on a GNUstep system without having to resort to writing GNUmakefiles.
- 80% Done: see pbxbuild.
- User apps
- GWorkspace 0.9.x
- Need more basic user apps
- Other
- Initial public release of SimpleWebKit
- Packaging
- Package name, like GNUstep 1.0 for everything...
GNUstep 1.1
- GUI
- Nib Compatibility Phase 2: Nib writing (Percent complete: 95%)
- General
- Maybe extract functionality from core libraries into other lightweight libraries if useful?