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  • #11
    :P

    Originally posted by kraftman View Post
    When Gnome copies Win95 look then it's ok, so don't worry about KDE. You're funny reaction doesn't change the fact Mono is used in Gnome and it's not used in GCC, Linux, X, KDE. Kill Mono and ximians not Novell.
    Unfortunately, Ximian doesn't exist as an independent entity anymore. Its employees are now mingled with the Novell bloodstream, spreading the Mono infection to all Novell projects...

    It won't be too long before we'll see desktop apps being written in managed languages, hear my words. First it will be core Gnome and KDE applications being written in managed languages, such as Javascript. Once that happens, the leap to Mono will be too tempting to resist...

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    • #12
      ?????

      Your tongue must be so firmly in your cheek it's licking your brain.

      "Managed code"? JavaScript runs on the CLR VM now?

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      • #13
        Originally posted by BlackStar View Post
        Unfortunately, Ximian doesn't exist as an independent entity anymore. Its employees are now mingled with the Novell bloodstream, spreading the Mono infection to all Novell projects...
        Words of truth. ;>

        It won't be too long before we'll see desktop apps being written in managed languages, hear my words. First it will be core Gnome and KDE applications being written in managed languages, such as Javascript. Once that happens, the leap to Mono will be too tempting to resist...
        You can't imagine, but something like this is possible. Years ago slowlaris guys wanted to convince Linux developers to... write drivers in Java. Thankfully they were conscious slowlaris wants their drivers and they didn't want to follow the bloated way.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by spinkham View Post
          "Managed code"? JavaScript runs on the CLR VM now?
          The term "managed" precedes the CLR.

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