Two More on Mono: de Icaza on Why it Pays to Embrace .NET
Jul 10, 2001, 03:00 (97 Talkback[s]
(Other stories by Andrew Orlowski )
[ Thanks to Doug Bostrom for
the link. ]
Miguel de Icaza discusses the pros of embracing .NET with The
Register: "
".NET solves a number of problems we've been trying to
solve in GNOME," he told us today. "Instead of wasting our time
trying to create a new standard we're embracing .NET and extending
it for our own purposes."
Complete
Story
Readers who just can't get enough of Mono can also take a look
at
CNET's summary of
today's .NET-related FSF announcements.
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