Yes.. All of the express bits have been free since their intial announcement about 5 months ago. These bits are designed for the hobbyist and will be freely available once VS2005 is offically released with the agreement that they cannot be used for commecial development.
While they have not been designed to run on Linux the code you write may run, and it possibly these will run to if you are determined enough to find a solution
I have been working on desiging a text book site that would allow users to sell their books through Amazon.com, using my front-end. The site would also compare, new and used book prices from Amazon and Barnes and Noble based on XML feeds. I am not looking to make any money off of the site and I think I will post it on sourceforge very soon to get a collaborative development going.
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Yes.. All of the express bits have been free since their intial announcement about 5 months ago. These bits are designed for the hobbyist and will be freely available once VS2005 is offically released with the agreement that they cannot be used for commecial development.
While they have not been designed to run on Linux the code you write may run, and it possibly these will run to if you are determined enough to find a solution
I have been working on desiging a text book site that would allow users to sell their books through Amazon.com, using my front-end. The site would also compare, new and used book prices from Amazon and Barnes and Noble based on XML feeds. I am not looking to make any money off of the site and I think I will post it on sourceforge very soon to get a collaborative development going.