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Posted by chrisd on Thursday December 13, 2001 @03:37AM from the what's-a-nice-coder-like-you-doing-in-a-place-like-this dept.

twigman writes "MSDN has an interview with Ximian CTO Miguel de Icaza about Mono and past Ximian projects. It's a surprisingly objective discussion, definitely worth a read." Of course we're not surprised Miguel is objective...

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Ximian on MSDN ??? (Score:2, Funny)

by Tensor ( 102132 ) writes: on Thursday December 13, 2001 @03:40AM (#2697933)

Dammmm ... what is this world coming to ...

next Windows .NET release is announced on redhat.com

Lol

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MSDN (Score:5, Funny)

by Marcus Brody ( 320463 ) writes: on Thursday December 13, 2001 @08:00AM (#2698218) Homepage

"An interview with Miguel de Icaza on MSDN?"

-- I thought --

"Hey, maybe they arent such a bad bunch after all..."

Then, I clicked on the link, and my netscape browser promptly crashed.

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Re:Dangerous collaboration? (Score:5, Funny)

by ukryule ( 186826 ) writes: <slashdot&yule,org> on Thursday December 13, 2001 @09:51AM (#2698408) Homepage

Given that Linux perceives Microsoft as Threat Number One (see most links here) [slashdot.org] one can't stop wonder what Ximians hidden agenda is.

:-)

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