> 1. Microsoft .NET framework. I know Microsoft is a bad word in most of > these forums/lists but it is a great web development package. Allowing > for true object oriented programming. I am also already familiar with > it. Will the framework run on a Linux machine. The Microsoft one doesn't, as far as I know, and it seems unlikely that it ever will. There is a FreeBSD version, though. Look for Rotor, of you're interested.
Having said that, Mono.NET have a C# compiler, JIT, and most of a class framework available from www.go-mono.com. There's also an early-stage vb.net interpreter, but I haven't tried it. DotGNU were also aiming towards a C# implementation. The last time I checked, they were a long way behind Mono, however. > What editors can I use. Emacs works, as does vi. If you want a friendlier interface, jEdit, kDevelop, and CoolEdit are fairly popular. Steven Smith, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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