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Mono – Lost in Translation

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Linux User & Developer; By Richard Hillesley
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Making a success of Mono as a key element in the free software development stack was always going to be an uphill task, given Mono’s origins as an explicitly Microsoft technology. Mono was a free software implementation of the .NET framework, which the developers, led by Miguel de Icaza, hoped to take to the heart of the free software ecosystem as the tool of choice for the rapid development of applications for GNOME.

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