As someone who was a child during the early days of KDE, GNUstep, and GNOME and who didn’t start using Linux until 2004, I’d like to learn more about Miguel de

As someone who was a child during the early days of KDE, GNUstep, and GNOME and who didn’t start using Linux until 2004, I’d like to learn more about Miguel de Icaza’s attempts to work with GNUstep; I’m familiar with much of GNUstep’s history but this is news to me.