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:Microsoft Mono move means exactly nothing
Microsoft Mono move means exactly nothing
Jul 13, 2009, 19 :34 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (2664 reads)

(Other stories by Sam Varghese)

[ Thanks to Sam Varghese for this link. ]

"That's exactly what it has done in the case of Mono, with its statement last week that it would be permitting developers to use C# and the common language infrastructure under its community promise.

"The move is clever - it defuses one argument that has been going on for some time: is it okay to include applications like Tomboy and F-Spot by default in GNU/Linux installations?

"People have now started to believe that there is no danger from any patent problems associated with Mono if one includes these applications and others too."

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F-Spot and Banshee connect to sqlite via ...   No. It means alot.   
Fred Williams
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> F-Spot and Banshee connect to sqlite v ...   Re: No. It means alot.   
Rainer Weikusat
Jul 14, 2009, 17:36:12
 
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