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Mono Project aims to bring .Net to Linux | |
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| Time: 09:43 EST/14:43 GMT | News Source: ZDNet | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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The open-source community, through Linux software development company Ximian, has embarked on a development effort to bring Microsoft's .Net platform to Linux. Called the Mono Project, this effort encompasses creating a development environment that will allow applications developed for .Net to run on Linux-based as well as Windows-based systems. Mono originated out of a need for improved development tools for the GNOME community and for Ximian specifically, according to Miguel de Icaza, Ximian's chief technical officer. The implications of Mono, however, are further reaching because the tools are based on the CLI (Common Language Infrastructure) and C# implementations that Microsoft submitted to the European Computer Manufacturers Association (ECMA) standards body. If Mono can achieve the goal of creating a set of Linux development tools based on those standards, developers will be able to write .Net applications that can run on Linux, Windows, and possibly other non-Windows operating systems, such as Unix. | ||
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| #1 By 135 (209.180.28.6) at 10/30/2001 11:50:59 AM |
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Allow me to interpret for you. :-)
Hi! We're the Linux guys. Remember us? We promised to make you rich beyond your wildest dreams by giving away your product for free. Ok, well the truth is we hoped that if we could convince you of this we'd be able to play with your stuff for free. Yah, you caught us! Well we're feeling a bit left out here now that the dot com market slide has eroded our stock values to sub-dollar range. So we decided to issue some more press releases hyping up what we are going to do for you, someday... well if we can ever encourage our developers to stop playing Doom long enough to produce some code. |
| #2 By 116 (66.68.170.138) at 11/2/2001 10:28:39 PM |
| We shall soon see. I just wish schools would stop teaching Java and start teaching something that I can actually use. |
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