Co-Founder of GNOME Project Still Uses Linux Everyday

"Miguel de Icaza started the GNOME project back in 1997 along with Federico Mena. In recent years, my interactions with De Icaza have been all about Mono, the open source implementation of .NET. Even more recently, De Icaza's focused has narrowed further with his new startup Xamarin that is focused on mobile development.

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