(of course that is one reason, another is that when i tried some programs made with it years ago …

… (of course that is one reason, another is that when i tried some programs made with it years ago there were major glitches and bugs like the text editor widget locking up the entire program - admittedly that was years ago and it probably has been fixed but it did give me a bad impression since the project was already more than a decade old by then and already in a state where barely any developers worked with/on it) Basically, what i wonder is, if i make a Linux binary today that links only against glibc and the GNUstep libraries (including the ObjC runtime), will it work in 10 years[0] even if it uses some API that in the meanwhile Apple decided to change or it'll break? Ignoring of course breakage forced on the project from outside forces they could do nothing about (e.g. for some unfathomable reason the C ABI itself changing or everyone switching to RISC-V with all x86 CPUs blowing up at the same time and every x86 emulator out there suddenly losing both its source code and any existing binaries). …