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Novell releases Mono 2.4 and MonoDevelop 2.0. Are you going to develop .NET apps on Linux now?

Posted by red5 on · 5 comments
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Novell is making it easier for a Microsoft .NET developer to deploy their applications on Linux, whether they develop their applications on Windows or on Linux, with the release of Mono 2.4. Mono is a .NET on Linux implementation and the new version, released Monday, promises greater compatibility and better performance for deploying .NET apps on Linux. Also, Novell is also releasing MonoDevelop 2.0, an improved IDE (define) for building .NET applications

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Comments (5)

gus3 ·
My answer: Nope. I have no desire to learn a Microsoft-developed kludge designed to supplant a Sun-developed kludge.
DarrenR114 ·
@ gus3 - what are you on about?
softwarejanitor ·
I still have no interest in .NET, even if deployed on Mono under Linux...
gus3 ·
Darren: My answer is the flip side of tracyanne's answer.

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