Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 9th Nov 2006 23:18 UTC
Novell has announced the release of Mono version 1.2, a new version of the Mono project to create an implementation of the Microsoft .Net Framework for open source. Mono 1.2 enhances the open-source effort and is a major step toward compatibility with the .Net Framework 2.0, Novell officials said. Novell announced the new version on Nov. 9 at the Microsoft TechEd Developers conference in Barcelona.
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RE[3]: One important point in Mono
by mootant on Fri 10th Nov 2006 16:15
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Keep cool Miguel!
The masterpages feature is well implemented and I forgot to test it with xsp2 but the webparts feature is definitely not implemented. And under .NET webparts currently working only with IE. So I think, it will be not that easy to implement them in Mono because (currently) it is a MS/IE only feature as many other things under .NET (Windows.Forms).
The "Windows style" (code) statement were ascribed to the most .NET/Mono projects (not to Mono itself) that is nothing unusual because the most .NET devs usually working in a MS dominated environment.
I know about prj2make but as I said: It is *not easy* (not impossible) to open MS VS projects under monodevelop.
You doubt if I am (was?) a Mono user? mono-asp.de is (was) my website running xsp.exe/MySQL on Ubuntu.
And I am not against Mono because I have choose Mono because of the superior .NET/Mono framework design. But the dark site of Mono is the MS dominated environment (as I mentioned: the most .NET/Mono based projects were developed in a MS environment).
Of course your are furious about my statement because Mono is "your" project and it is very difficult to stay impartial in such discussions.
Btw, a troll is not a person that criticizes something relying on facts.