[GEM-dev] happy birthday!

[Chris Clepper]

A friend of mine (aptly named John Camera) has started working on the GEM
code recently with a focus mainly on Windows.  He has updated some of the
build stuff and a few internals to make it build/run on Win10 and latest
VS.

Also, he has expressed interest in attempting the GL ES port or looking
into WebGL.

On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 11:11 AM, cyrille henry <ch at chnry.net> wrote:

> hello
>
> The last official Gem release is 5 year old today!
>
> 5 years is a lot's of time.
> I usually think a project is dead after 5 years with no release, but Gem
> is still alive.
> There are lot's of update / bugfixes / new feature / help patch etc
> I can see about 1800 commit in Iohannes github branch since 11 11 2011.
> there is also some merge request that are waiting to be include in this
> branch.
>
> maybe it's time to think of a new release?
>
> I know that a release is a lot's of work. And I don't know if anyone is
> still able to compile Gem for recent OSX, or windows.
> But without any release, users will disappear, and development will slowly
> fade away.
>
>
> So, is there something that need to be done before creating a new release?
> is it just a lack of time / motivation that prevent releasing?
> or just that Gem is now only for linux?
>
>
> What could be done to facilitate a new release?
> Or should I just send mails to Iohannes until he get bored and do all the
> job?
>
> cheers,
> Cyrille
>
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