gershwin

Admittedly gershwin or similar have a long way to go, but gnustep has the basic design from openstep.

There's a famous picture of Ravel at a birthday party when he was in his 50s, with George Gershwin standing beside him.

You are more than welcome to come discuss ideas with us at Gershwin anytime.

I think given a little more time here this year Gershwin will catch up so to speak.

I think that is a great suggestion to try to document the history of how Gershwin came to be.

The screenshot in the gershwin desktop repo shows the result with chromium.

How do you convince someone they like Manet or Picasso or The Fiery Furnaces or Gershwin or Raymond Chandler or HP Lovecraft or Katamari Damacy or The Last of Us?

AppearanceMetrics.h in gershwin-eau-theme is a start.

> Gershwin is a desktop environment based on GNUstep welcoming to switchers.

It's partly Disney (and the Gershwin estate) but the 56-year term was extended in 1976 to bring the US in line with the Berne Convention life-plus-50 term used in the rest of the world.

Assuming I'm understanding the intent correctly, perhaps something like > Gershwin is a desktop environment based on GNUstep but made more intuitive for users coming from other desktops might be easier to understand?

> It's partly Disney (and the Gershwin estate) but the 56-year term was extended in 1976 to bring the US in line with the Berne Convention life-plus-50 term used in the rest of the world.

I came up with Gershwin as something to be comparable to "Darwin" as a core OS.

I haven't checked out GhostBSD's site in a while, and saw they had a version with a DE called "Gershwin" I've never heard of before.

Wasn't Apple the company that had nearly a decade of abandoned "next generation" operating systems (Pink, StarTrek, Raptor, NuKernel, TalOS, Copland, Gershwin) before finally buying NeXT (based on open-source Mach from CMU) and later establishing a cooperative coexistence with FreeBSD.

Gershwin is using the key next to the spacebar (whatever is written on it) as the Command key.

As Sportin' Life says in Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess: ‘Methusaleh lived nine hundred years.

> • Airing music by America’s greatest composers, such as John Philip Sousa, Aaron Copland, Duke Ellington, or George Gershwin.