Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 11th Aug 2006 19:10 UTC, submitted by Dolphin
"Four short years ago, Microsoft unveiled its new framework/engine for programming and running applications in a virtual environment, and the world was stunned. Microsoft had introduced a run-time environment that was for the first time a true 'write once, run everywhere' implementation, but that was far from being the end. With .NET 3.0 on the loom, NeoSmart Technologies takes a look at how far .NET has come and just how long it can keep going."
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2005-11-13
Ok, everywhere means 95% of the market.
*nix has 1% of the users, Apple has 3%.
What about the compact framework ?
Windows Mobile is not 95% of the handheld market and yet MS only supports the Windows variant.
The .net framework is marketed heavily server side with ASP.net and thats a market that *nix has the bigger share but MS has made no effort to go there.