If this mono thing is supposed to make vs.net code portable, then my question is would you be able to develop in all of the languages that MS has placed onto that, and possibly have it run on linux? That would be interesting to see, being able to use microsoft ultra-proprietary IDE and being able to use it on *NIX with ease. Too bad MS can now steal any part of it if it is better than the original implementation.
do the nv drivers even work in freeBSD? I am just wondering because I was thinking about trying it sometime.. sorry that this is off topic, but I was just wondering....
Well if you mean Win2000 Server... it is the evil windows.net server... Here is evilI think even if apple does enter the market, by the time they do, RedHat will have an extremely large segment of the server market, and it will be much too difficult on other platforms for apple to turn profit.. now if they went for the desktop.. I would be on that... UNIX power with a better interface than GNOME, KDE, or Windows...
I was looking on linuxgames and they had a link to the port of the test 2 for those of us without windows, here is the link: ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/wolf/linux/
There is the full and no media versions as was the case for the last test.
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If this mono thing is supposed to make vs.net code portable, then my question is would you be able to develop in all of the languages that MS has placed onto that, and possibly have it run on linux? That would be interesting to see, being able to use microsoft ultra-proprietary IDE and being able to use it on *NIX with ease. Too bad MS can now steal any part of it if it is better than the original implementation.
do the nv drivers even work in freeBSD? I am just wondering because I was thinking about trying it sometime.. sorry that this is off topic, but I was just wondering....
Well if you mean Win2000 Server... it is the evil windows.net server... Here is evilI think even if apple does enter the market, by the time they do, RedHat will have an extremely large segment of the server market, and it will be much too difficult on other platforms for apple to turn profit.. now if they went for the desktop.. I would be on that... UNIX power with a better interface than GNOME, KDE, or Windows...
I was looking on linuxgames and they had a link to the port of the test 2 for those of us without windows, here is the link: ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/wolf/linux/ There is the full and no media versions as was the case for the last test.