Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Not only is Microsoft filing patents on .NET, but they consider the
wire-level protocol part of their licensable technology.
This is just plain scary!
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Noel J. Bergman wrote:
What is so interesting about .Net is that it is essentially an open
standard (some parts still in review by standards bodies)
Not only is Microsoft filing patents on .NET, but they consider the
wire-level protocol part of their licensable technology. Miguel de Icaza
from
> What is so interesting about .Net is that it is essentially an open
> standard (some parts still in review by standards bodies)
Not only is Microsoft filing patents on .NET, but they consider the
wire-level protocol part of their licensable technology. Miguel de Icaza
from the mono project disa
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De: Niclas Hedhman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> is it only me, or does someone else also think it is a bit odd that
Apache is
> developing dotNet apps and frameworks?
I think the main difference between Sun and MS - regarding it's
developers - is that
>Niclas Hedhman wrote:
>> is it only me, or does someone else also think it is a bit odd that Apache
>is
>> developing dotNet apps and frameworks?
>
>some people do agree, many do not :D
>
>> IMHO, dotNet is definately a threat to the whole OSS movement and Linux+
On Wednesday 24 September 2003 14:37, Leo Simons wrote:
> Niclas Hedhman wrote:
> > If ASF successfully brings dotNet "products to market", it will add fuel
> > to the dotNet fire, and one day M$ will have consumed us all in their
> > monopolistic grip. Is this
Niclas Hedhman wrote:
is it only me, or does someone else also think it is a bit odd that Apache is
developing dotNet apps and frameworks?
some people do agree, many do not :D
IMHO, dotNet is definately a threat to the whole OSS movement and Linux+Java
in particular, as it is designed to crush
Hi,
is it only me, or does someone else also think it is a bit odd that Apache is
developing dotNet apps and frameworks?
IMHO, dotNet is definately a threat to the whole OSS movement and Linux+Java
in particular, as it is designed to crush the whole server-side stronghold of
this combo.
If
