But, consider that you will need a window manager anyway, so first pick a replacement window manager. Then write a session script - a shell script which'll start the window manager and gworkspace. Finally, teach your display manager (the thing that displays login screen, such as gdm) to start your session.
Also, WindowMaker is supposedly best integrated with GNUstep.
On Monday, January 2, 2012, Wave-OS wrote:
i been using gnustep for some time, and i realised that all i use is
gworkspace all the time,
and feels like using os x in linux. Is it feasible to have the
dependencies installed
and cause X window to load it as desktop manager without opening
windomaker?