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That project misses the forest for the trees. What matters is that I have a setup I can buy that just works. Applications behave consistently. I don’t have to w
by ebiester 2y ago
That project misses the forest for the trees. What matters is that I have a setup I can buy that just works. Applications behave consistently. I don’t have to worry that some major software isn’t compatible.
That’s a much higher barrier but it’s the important one.
- evanjrowley 2y agoBetween the FreeBSD foundation's investment in Bluetooth / WiFi (mentioned in OP's post) and this goal of ravynOS, what specific things are being missed here? Please share your insights! Trivial macOS and Darwin applications may run directly on ravynOS. This is an active area of work and research. AppKit-based source code may build and run natively.
- giantrobot 2y agoPower management and proper trackpad support (gestures, multitouch, etc) will be major stumbling blocks. There's also effectively zero projects that target only AppKit. GNUStep has been around for almost 30 years and has not gained any momentum on the Linux desktop.