Jonathan, thanks for your constructive post and clearing up
the patent issue. In my opinion that shows that the .NET API
patent is not a bigger threat than any other patent, which
might be an important message especially for companies
thinking about to use Mono but are scared by the .NET
First of all, nice trolling, really helpful and constructive.
Even if it doesn't happen ... Windows programmers will not move to
Linux, it will have the reverse effect actually. I already saw
colleagues of mine that tried Mono, liked it and now thinking of
moving from Java to .NET and from
Hi,
Sorry to bring this up again like so many others.
It seems quite outrageous the way Novell and Miguel are promoting Mono.
OK, I know. It's a cool technology. But it comes from Microsoft.
The reason why Linux has succeeded was because it's free and because it provides
great value unmatched
Sorry to bring this up again like so many others.
The torrent of venom you spew after that statement quite clearly illustrate
it as a LIE that you are sorry about ANYTHING.
Mono is clearly not for you so, goodbye, thanks for stopping in.
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Feeding the troll...
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 18:00 +0300, Alex Nedelcu wrote:
OK, I know. It's a cool technology. But it comes from Microsoft.
Are you aware that Microsoft has patents on parts of CSS? Would you
suggest not using CSS with HTML in the future because of this?
Are you aware that
