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Mailing Lists are the preferred channel, but read the Wiki for more details, as well as information about IRC and Newsgroups.
Most active list.
Rarely used. Use discuss-gnustep instead
Rarely used. Use discuss-gnustep instead
Please, report any bugs that you find. Read more about how to report bugs and then get started.
User testing is vital for improving GNUstep. Thanks!
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