Fedora Core 5 includes Mono
cyberjessy writes "Surprise! The Fedora Core 5 Release will include Mono in the distribution, in spite of Red Hat's opposition. In addition to the Mono runtime, it will also include Mono applications like Beagle and F-Spot. Is the Linux community finally ready to accept Mono? Mono is becoming increasing important due to Windows Vista, which has WinFX (the next .Net Framework) as its core API. This will mean that in future, all native Windows applications will easily run on Linux, with Mono. Will Mono achieve what WINE could not?"
So Fedora Core 5 will be shipping with a virus!
First time the "Kissing Disease" has ever been accessable to geeks.
.Net apps, but I can't help but think we'd be better off with another language. .Net is so freaking encumbered.
.Net apps on Linux servers...
One the one hand, I'm all in favor of open source alternatives, and it adds a lot to linux to be able to run
Still, it'd be nice to be able to host
ad logicam Claiming a proposition is false because it was presented as the conclusion of a fallacious argument.
This will mean that in future, all native Windows applications will easily run on Linux, with Mono.
If by "the future" you mean "never", then this is correct. Otherwise, this is balderdash.
News for Nerds. Stuff that Matters? Like hell.
..... why wasn't the Open Source clone of the "C#" programming language called "Db" ?
Je fume. Tu fumes. Nous fûmes!
I remember when I could run Gentoo happily on my P120 with 32MB of RAM. Not any more! Its now so slow on my 3GHz system and I'm looking for a faster source based distribution. I hate to say it, but FreeBSD is starting to look good.
Yes, but if you RTFA, it becomes evident that, while the reviewer clearly thought that Fedora Core 5 was shipping with Mono, it turns out it was just really bored.
Wrong. Linux enthusiasts LOVE standards - lots and lots of them! And if (when) they don't find a standard that fits their own requirements, they'll happily make a new one to compete, thereby adding to the glorious beauty of standards: that there are so many to choose from.