Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 1st Jan 2008 21:50 UTC, submitted by William Lahti
SharpOS 0.0.1 has been released. "The SharpOS project is aimed at writing an operating system in 100% C#. This originally proved to be a problem of nearly philosophical proportions because C# is a managed language, and by nature isn't designed for such low-level uses as developing an operating system kernel. Please note that although our goal is to create an operating system in C#, the infrastructure we have created allows kernels to be written in any language that targets the Common Intermediate Language bytecodes and exposes pointers and unsafe code."
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Member since:2005-07-24
Use whatever license you prefer for your own works if you choose to release them. Respect the choices of others. And please refrain from trying to stir up a flame war here. There are so many *constructive* ways in which we can all interact. Why waste time and energy fostering conflict and bad feelings?
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2005-07-15
>Actually by "free software" I meant free as in freedom, and yes, that is what GNU and other _free software supporters_ call software covered by GPL.
Not only GPL licensed software is Free Software. BSD, X11, MIT, Apache,... licensed software is Free Software too.
BTW: Why have you added a linking exception to the GPL?
Edited 2008-01-02 11:40