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Re: [DotGNU]Microsoft & Mono


From: tali streit
Subject: Re: [DotGNU]Microsoft & Mono
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001 01:09:58 +1000
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for ximian, as far as i can tell there is no evidence of microsoft helping them, merely "informal talks". this, in my opinion, is merely taking the spotlight off the real danger: microsoft passport.

the xp release in the us proved that people arent comfortable with the passport idea yet. distracting consumers is their goal. and to do this *can* potentially even give away some real help. but so what if you "run officeXP on linux". it will still connect to a passport before it will run.

zenic

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Myrddian wrote:

This way I think by doing this MS can say look we can co-operate, in front
of judges. Seems more like a PR move rather than an actual take over bid.

Although .NET is a target to kill Sun, more specifically Java. There is a concern, once Microsoft leverage enough momentum in the Linux community, they will start to kill off Linux as well. And dominate the world of web services.

The problem I'm seeing is, there is no need for CRL (Common Runtime Language). Java is very good for cross platform server-side programming. You write once, run anywhere. There's a component model in Java. The only thing Java need left is an open standard for Inter Component Communication ... something like XML-RPC. Beside C# is so much like Java, you can even call it Java.


--kent
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