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Mono & SourceGear Move Forward

miguel writes "The Mono project keeps evolving and is quickly becoming a mature platform for running .NET applications on Linux. SourceGear and Ximian have entered into a partnership to make their .NET-based Vault client software available to Linux and Unix users by implementing the missing web services support in Mono. The formal announcement is here and a developer overview is here. OpenLink has also contributed the functionality to turn Wine into a library that Mono is using to implement the System.Windows.Forms namespace. Another recent progress bit is the fact that Mono can run Eclipse with the IKVM Java VM for .NET"

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  1. Re:ooops... by Miguel+de+Icaza · · Score: 0, Troll

    actually Microsoft can buy mono copyright becuase all the developers have signed over their copyrights to Ximian. sneeky huh :^)

    from the faq:

    "The Mono runtime and the Mono C# Compiler are also available under a proprietary license for those who can not use the LGPL and the GPL in their code."

    For licensing details, contact mono-licensing@ximian.com

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  2. Re:How mature is it? by Miguel+de+Icaza · · Score: 0, Troll

    interestingly enough the System.DirectoryServices library is available under a closed source license.

    Its only recently been completed and is still fairly 'betaish'.

    for further information please contact: mono-licensing@ximian.com

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  3. Re:MODERATORS BEWARE by Miguel+de+Icaza · · Score: 0, Troll

    CURSES!
    i'll get you next time The Bungi

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