GNUstep

GNUstep is set of frameworks and tools suited for development of advanced GUI desktop applications or server applications; it is available on variety of platforms and architectures and allows to write portable code. GNUstep core closely follows Apple's Cocoa APIs.

Themes

Theming

Theming. GNUstep can be made as beautiful as macOS

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GWorkspace

GWorkspace

Workspace Manager, File Manager with content inspectors and metadata search.

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Project Center

Project Center

IDE and GUI development, GNUmakefile generation and GORM real-time integration.

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windows

Windows Compatibility

GNUstep can easily be used to port or create applications on other platforms including Windows.

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GNUstep provides the foundations for a portable desktop environment, learn more about more about our user Experience, official applications and concepts.

Or directly check the comprehensive list of applications on our Wiki application pages.

GNUstep provides an environment to easily develop advanced GUI desktop applications as well as server applications.

GNUstep's core framework provides an open source version of the Cocoa APIs and tools for many platforms: it strives to be portable code, and has been already ported to many platforms. Furthermore, it allows your code to be ported to them, hiding architectural differences.

GNUstep provides a robust implementation of the AppKit and Foundation libraries as well as the development tools, including the advanced interface designer Gorm (the InterfaceBuilder) and the IDE ProjectCenter (ProjectBuilder/Xcode).
Thematic provides a user-friendly access to theming.

GNUstep seeks to be source code compatible with Cocoa, it can thus be used to develop and build cross-platform applications between Macintosh (Cocoa), Unix (Solaris) and Unix-like (GNU/Linux and GNU/Hurd, NetBSD, OpenBSD, FreeBSD) platforms as well as Windows
GNUstep's main development language is Objective-C, but GNUstep is not limited to that.

Check the Documentation area for more about developing with GNUstep.