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Originally posted by directhex View PostWhat's the obsession with file extensions? Should I freak out because .jar files are actually .zip?
.NET assemblies are not Windows executables - they just share the file extension (as per the specification) because Windows is too stupid to easily allow another executable file format.
Its not the first time they destroyed entire operating systems, because they are to stupid to exist in synergy.
You're a sad, strange little man
See, I can write up fantasies too.
Just because I repel microsoft and know most of their dirty work, I am labeled sad. That's you who should be sad, for the crap you do. GNU has managed to propel Linux through the microsoft slave layer, and people like you do everything to cover the rocket with slave wastes.
Originally posted by directhex View PostThat's not MSDN.
Originally posted by directhex View PostThey've contributed towards, and implemented, everything. And say they *might* hold patents on them.
Originally posted by directhex View PostPlus your Javascript one shows a complete lack of knowledge of computing history. Look up ECMAscript, and ECMA-262.
By the way, I am exceptionally happy, Wikipedia does not use stuff like Silverlight, because then only your OS would be able to open it.
Originally posted by directhex View PostWhy is it okay for you to call me a "pro-microsoft trojan and troll" and not okay for me to call you a moron? Only one of us is telling the truth.
Originally posted by directhex View PostRight, wrong, and wrong, in that order.
DRM is not a feature of .NET either.
WinForms is implemented. The source is here
Microsoft have a patent pledge in place covering Mono, and issue a patent grant for all the code they release for use with Mono (like ASP.NET MVC). There is literally no software for Linux with more patent protection from Microsoft than Mono.
Microsoft promises do not interest me, this turtle does not trust a scorpion.
Originally posted by directhex View PostI thought it was a secret Microsoft plot?
Make up your mind. Either Mono is part of Microsoft or it isn't.
Originally posted by directhex View PostLiar.
Mono has never, in its history, been able to take up that much disk space. It's something I closely monitor. A "full" Mono install is less than half the size of a "full" Java install. A minimal Mono install is a few meg, only a couple more than a minimal Python.
And as for speed, Mono is 20-100x faster than Python, as per any benchmark.
And regarding 20x-100x faster, if one uses corresponding CLI backend for python as well, will the universe shatter?
Originally posted by directhex View PostYou're about as smart as one.
You're also incapable of imagining a world where people disagree with you without being paid by TEH EVIL MICRO$HAFTZ. That's sad.
Originally posted by directhex View PostNovell were paid to write an official Silverlight clone. That's it. Anything else is the product of a deranged imagination.
Any company that decides to cooperate with microsoft has at least 90% chance to go bankrupt. That's another "sad" fact.
Originally posted by directhex View PostWhat does this even mean? Is it meant to be English?
Originally posted by directhex View PostYou can extend the .NET spec a lot without breaking compatibility. Mono has plenty of features missing from .NET - REPL, SIMD, not to mention the cross-platform aspect.Originally posted by directhex View PostExcept the various patent pledges in place mean they can't.
And if you don't trust those pledges then be careful - they're the only thing that says Microsoft won't assert their TCP/IP patents on you
You are writing a .net compatible, open-licensed attack vector for microsoft completely for free, hoping for promises.
How incredibly childish is that? Do you really think these promises mean anything for a company well known to destroy companies with two digit milliard value and still getting away?
Personally, I give a whack about MS and your FUD - I do not use any of their crap, so come sue me already or stop FUDing.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostWell actually as far as I can tell basically what's going on is Microsoft is being forced to bend under market pressures. Microsoft is beginning to realize that they're not the only shark in the sea and that they're going to have to interoperate. The signs have been there for a while, but I think things are finally beginning to come to a head which is why I can actually believe that Microsoft is going to be bringing Office to Linux. My only question is how long before they realize that they can't really afford to try to force a vertical stack any more, because they can't really rely upon being able to force Microsoft Windows any more with government and business contracts which the rest of their major products rely upon, creating an all or nothing situation. With large sections pointing towards nothing.Last edited by brosis; 25 February 2013, 05:55 AM.
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Originally posted by directhex View PostVery few people actually cite the original motivation for Mono. Those who do tend to get it wrong.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostHave you ever actually programmed in Java, and then other languages? If you have then you should know exactly the crap I'm talking about. Stuff like overloading operators, default parameters, choosing to pass by reference,...
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostWell actually as far as I can tell basically what's going on is Microsoft is being forced to bend under market pressures. Microsoft is beginning to realize that they're not the only shark in the sea and that they're going to have to interoperate. The signs have been there for a while, but I think things are finally beginning to come to a head which is why I can actually believe that Microsoft is going to be bringing Office to Linux. My only question is how long before they realize that they can't really afford to try to force a vertical stack any more, because they can't really rely upon being able to force Microsoft Windows any more with government and business contracts which the rest of their major products rely upon, creating an all or nothing situation. With large sections pointing towards nothing.
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Originally posted by brosis View PostFor the language setting such high goals, carrying workarounds right into supposely platform-agnostic specification postulates the truth behind.
Its not the first time they destroyed entire operating systems, because they are to stupid to exist in synergy.
In what universe is it a reply to what I wrote?
At least I am not a tiny emo-girl.
See, I can write up fantasies too.
Just because I repel microsoft and know most of their dirty work, I am labeled sad. That's you who should be sad, for the crap you do. GNU has managed to propel Linux through the microsoft slave layer, and people like you do everything to cover the rocket with slave wastes.
Thats was a link to msdn db base you provided, and instead of linking to patent site you linked to internal msdn site.
Not every site on microsoft.com is MSDN. Including what I linked to.
Yes, they FUD FUD FUD, like you do. They contributed a lot of that. Even their OS runs on FUD. The only thing they possess is a patent on how to FUD.
You use far more FUD that Microsoft. If you believe FUD is their goal, then you're the one doing their jobs.
Please, open wikipedia on ECMAScript page and read its history.
By the way, I am exceptionally happy, Wikipedia does not use stuff like Silverlight, because then only your OS would be able to open it.
Because "pro-microsoft trojan" is your profession and "troll" is your style of speech, yet "moron" is swearing and hence personal attack.
Wrong. DRM is feature of .net, otherwise netflix would run on MONO.
Jesus tapdancing Christ are you mentally capable of telling the difference between two things?
Silverlight is a browser plugin. Mono is not a browser plugin.
This is why I call you a moron - because you're a moron.
Microsoft promises do not interest me, this turtle does not trust a scorpion.
Its not secret, its just plot. Like Elop's plot to take over Nokia. Only naive believe in speeches.
I have no reason to lie, in Ubuntu 11.04 mono and the gtk# garbage weighted ~300 MiB.
Do I really have to spin up a 11.04 VM to prove it?
And are you capable of understanding the proof if I do?
11.04's Mono footprint (framework, libraries, all apps) was arounf 50 meg if memory serves.
Banshee was miles slower even than Amarok, including loading times and navigating in menus.
And regarding 20x-100x faster, if one uses corresponding CLI backend for python as well, will the universe shatter?
Again, too much pathos. I am shit free and hence happy.
Yes, Novell deal with microsoft, because they succumbed to patent trolling hurt its reputation A LOT. This is what sad part is.
Any company that decides to cooperate with microsoft has at least 90% chance to go bankrupt. That's another "sad" fact.
And some idiot companies fear patent litigation (remember SCO?) - I think it's bullshit personally, and have no fear of using community distributions in business.
No yodish zentalk, too much truth for you to process.
Of course you can, as long as microsoft is ok with that.
You are writing a .net compatible, open-licensed attack vector for microsoft completely for free, hoping for promises.
How incredibly childish is that? Do you really think these promises mean anything for a company well known to destroy companies with two digit milliard value and still getting away?
Personally, I give a whack about MS and your FUD - I do not use any of their crap, so come sue me already or stop FUDing.
I'm stating, with 100% certainty, that Mono is completely safe from attacks from Microsoft. And so are a bunch of other things which may (or may not) have Microsoft patents, which you *do* use on a daily basis, like SSL.
Do you think both Mono and SSL are at risk, or neither? Any answer where you try to say "only Mono" needs to be backed up by evidence, since the only thing we have evidence for so far is that Mono has been around for 12 years and has only ever had its patent questions made safer, not more risky. Java has had patent lawsuits, Mono never has.
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Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostHave you ever actually programmed in Java, and then other languages? If you have then you should know exactly the crap I'm talking about. Stuff like overloading operators, default parameters, choosing to pass by reference, etc where the Java language designers decided "We don't trust the programmers to not 'abuse' these features so we're not going to let them do it". and as I've stated before in another thread even frigging Python has the ability to overload operators and it's a mathematicians wet dream response to perl.Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostJava's attitude is basically "You will do as we say, how we say it, and nothing more. Now go stab yourself in the hand for five minutes". Which is exactly the kind of attitude that pisses me off at a program architect of any kind. Particularly when it results in all sorts of brain damage.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostActually I'm a C++/Qt/KDE fanboy thank you. C# is simply the first language beyond C++ that I'm not groaning in anguish at the crap design I have to put up with to use it. In fact in some respects I'm preferring C# to C++ but in others I prefer the C++ way of doing things, it's just how it is.
I however HATE java with a passion, and wish it would die in a fire and that it's language designers would be disbarred from programming, because it's so painful to try to work with. It's on that same list of evil languages that are forced on programmers that COBOL is.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostSo bribing universities to exclusively use Java in their CSC programs is caring? Not trying to seed the workforce heavily with Java developers in order to force their shitty language on the world with underhanded tactics? Also Java is now in the hands of Oracle of all monsters...So it went from bad (Sun Microsystems) to worse (Oracle) in terms of ownership. On the bright side Oracle is now doing the right thing and slowly throttling Java to death.
The first KDE experience I had, was at University at Sun Solaris workstation.
It was that experience, which made me overcome the initial difficulties of installing Linux and broke the Microsoft infested habit "computing=microsoft", which many people still suffer.
So, I am thankful to Sun for this.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostSo... You're saying Microsoft is aggressively trying to push .NET on non-MS OSes and then you agree with what I was saying that, that really isn't the case. So which is it?
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostYou know I never really got this argument. The simple fact of the matter is that it's strongly against the interests of a language designer to assert patents against an implementation of a language. It's one of those things you just don't do if you're trying to build an ecosystem of developers. Now Oracle did it yes, however Oracle bought Sun Microsystems just for the purpose of suing Google, it really doesn't give a damn about the ecosystem itself. However Microsoft wants people developing with the .NET framework, now if Microsoft starts asserting patents against Mono guess what developers are not going to do? Particularly as you can see the effect it's had on the linux application ecosystem that there is that fear there. You've got to look at things from a motivation standpoint not just a what-if standpoint, otherwise you'll sound like just yet another of those crazy people running around with a tin foil hat.
Oracle purchased Sun simply because it was a tasty piece of cake, and because Sun' engineers asked for it. Suing Google was an effort to cut piece of income, because Google used Java, and they lost. So this reassures that Java is reliable language for embedded secure programming.
And microsoft does not relate here at all, you need more than tin foil to protect yourself from microsoft, go ask Gary Kildall about that.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostWhich is why Unity isn't a popular engine on Android , or are you referring to Ximian's making a version of Android in C#? In which case there really hasn't been enough time for Google to care as they're still dealing with the whole Oracle lawsuit thing.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostBecause people like you spreading the same kind of FUD you like to rail against Microsoft for.
Anyone who does not believe it is either blind, dumb or payed to play dumb.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostI'm sorry what? Mono is Cross platform, and has supported OS X since OS X 10.3, which is to say for about 10 years now...
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostOkay no what happened was that IBM wanted DOS, however the implementation they were going after wouldn't sell out to them so they told Microsoft to make one for them, Microsoft bought out a company and used it's product as the basis for creating MS-DOS and then over time replaced all that company's code with their own. There never was a real issue with MS-DOS in that regard.
Originally posted by Luke_Wolf View PostIn regards to microsoft pulling the wire, it's not going to happen, for the reasons I detailed above. It runs completely counter to their interests.
Some like you believed Elop, now they dinner on streets.
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Originally posted by brosis View Post(...)Right now they are targeting/marketing it actively, not only one feature level. Yes, microsoft messengers trojaned in clothes with "opensource" started the death marathon.(...)
Which patents MS enforced against Linux desktop? LibreOffice does not work because of a loading patent? Or you cannot update the browser via TCP-IP or you cannot watch Youtube in HD because Microsoft enforced as MPEG/LA its' H264 patents, and of course it blocked Wine and Samba to it's knees with legal threat.
Sounds familiar with any history source we have right now? Why not speculating about all these projects, or maybe that ClearType anti-aliasing patents are maybe attacking FreeType's antialiasing sub-pixel hinting system.
So if nothing of this happened (yet), why you consider that all risks are in Mono side? Why not take C++ where a head leader (Herb Sutter, who is a MS employee) of the C++ 11 standards and say that C++ is full of trojan horses, so is better to write all code in plain AT&T C style from 1970s, but still to sleep with nightmares that what if At&t will go down outside of market, to block opensource. Or use Ada or Pascal, or better, to have also optimized code, write directly in LLVM bytecodes. These seem to not be so patent encumbered (yet)!
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Originally posted by directhex View PostAgain, is this rambling incoherent mess meant to be English?
Originally posted by directhex View PostIn what universe is it a reply to what I wrote?
Originally posted by directhex View PostEvery word you write is fantasy.
Originally posted by directhex View PostYou're sad that you're obsessed to the degree that you elevate a boring corporation to the role of supernatural nemesis. That using software equates to having your hands covered in shit. It's weird and it's sad.
Originally posted by directhex View PostThis is part of the problem. You're too blinkered by your own preconceptions that you can't tell the difference between an apple and an orange.
Originally posted by directhex View PostNot every site on microsoft.com is MSDN. Including what I linked to.
Originally posted by directhex View PostFear, Uncertainty & Doubt is all you have provided to this thread.
You use far more FUD that Microsoft. If you believe FUD is their goal, then you're the one doing their jobs.
Which is FUD. Which I have proven. So if you mean, I FUD by claiming I am microsoft-free, then sue me for using their "inventions". Until that happens, you carry on proudly with "pro microsoft trojan FUDwriter" medal.
Originally posted by directhex View PostOnly Ubuntu would be able to open it?
Oh, I do not, hahaha.
Originally posted by directhex View PostSo by "profession" you're accusing me of being paid by Microsoft for posting on this pissant forum?
Besides, your argumentation *blows hard*, so you do your job very good.
Originally posted by directhex View PostSILVERLIGHT
.net has DRM, which Silverlight utilizes; that is why Moonlight fails to fill original goal - to be a Second Class Silverlight implementation for non-ms OSes.
Originally posted by directhex View PostJesus tapdancing Christ are you mentally capable of telling the difference between two things?
Silverlight is a browser plugin. Mono is not a browser plugin.
This is why I call you a moron - because you're a moron.
Originally posted by directhex View PostI think you mean frog. Turtles are largely scorpionproof. The parable is the scorpion and the frog.
Originally posted by directhex View Post
Originally posted by directhex View PostI can state, with 100% certainty, that you are a liar.
Do I really have to spin up a 11.04 VM to prove it?
And are you capable of understanding the proof if I do?
11.04's Mono footprint (framework, libraries, all apps) was arounf 50 meg if memory serves.
At least, when somebody uses WINE, he uses it as compatibility layer. As native applications exist, I do not need a preinstalled .net compatibility layer, called MONO.
And coding in MONO is similar crime to coding in winapi+winelib; if you fail to understand what I mean, don't bother.
Originally posted by directhex View PostI don't have any IronPython benchmarks to hand. Just C# on Mono versus regular CPython.
Originally posted by directhex View PostYou're insane and obsessed. And largely wrong. But they say ignorance is bliss, so perhaps you are blissful.
Do you label everyone who removes MONO and boycotts MS, as "insane and obsessed" "moron"?
How about getting the fuckts first instead?
Originally posted by directhex View PostSo? Why do I care about Microsoft?
And some idiot companies fear patent litigation (remember SCO?) - I think it's bullshit personally, and have no fear of using community distributions in business.
Originally posted by directhex View PostIt's like you throw together random words and expect people to smile and nod as long as the words include "MICRO$HAFTZ" and "EVIL!"
Originally posted by directhex View PostOkay, let's try again.
I'm stating, with 100% certainty, that Mono is completely safe from attacks from Microsoft. And so are a bunch of other things which may (or may not) have Microsoft patents, which you *do* use on a daily basis, like SSL.
Do you think both Mono and SSL are at risk, or neither? Any answer where you try to say "only Mono" needs to be backed up by evidence, since the only thing we have evidence for so far is that Mono has been around for 12 years and has only ever had its patent questions made safer, not more risky. Java has had patent lawsuits, Mono never has.
Firstly, SSL is not patented by MS.
Secondly, MONO is not safe as its provided on a promise, which has limited scope.
That said, I throw anything microsoft into the garbage bin, it worked for me and will work for anyone, it is easy, reliable and non-revocable.
I don't build towns on a sleeping nuclear bomb, so I am truly happy and free.Last edited by brosis; 25 February 2013, 08:04 AM.
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Originally posted by ciplogic View PostSo the proof of conspiracy from Microsoft is because of Mono, right, eh?
Which patents MS enforced against Linux desktop? LibreOffice does not work because of a loading patent? Or you cannot update the browser via TCP-IP or you cannot watch Youtube in HD because Microsoft enforced as MPEG/LA its' H264 patents, and of course it blocked Wine and Samba to it's knees with legal threat.
Sounds familiar with any history source we have right now? Why not speculating about all these projects, or maybe that ClearType anti-aliasing patents are maybe attacking FreeType's antialiasing sub-pixel hinting system.
So if nothing of this happened (yet), why you consider that all risks are in Mono side? Why not take C++ where a head leader (Herb Sutter, who is a MS employee) of the C++ 11 standards and say that C++ is full of trojan horses, so is better to write all code in plain AT&T C style from 1970s, but still to sleep with nightmares that what if At&t will go down outside of market, to block opensource. Or use Ada or Pascal, or better, to have also optimized code, write directly in LLVM bytecodes. These seem to not be so patent encumbered (yet)!
I do not use save in ms doc formats.
TCP/IP does not belong to MS.
I use only *droid, free* and libre* fonts, which are patent free.
H264 does belong to MS either, and I do not use it as well - preferring VP8+MKV+OGG.
I do not use Samba, preferring NFS.
I prefer native applications and when I use WINE, it a compatibility talk layer between application and OS libraries, that looks like WinAPI, but it isn't.
If Herb Sutter would apply a patent, then C++ 11 would be endangered, yes - but its up to standardization committee to clear this up, and so far, its clean.
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Originally posted by brosis View PostFix your parser.
Your fantasy universe has broken parser, fix your problems first.
How come you can't counterargument it? Ah, thats because you fit your own definition.
I am happy, you are angry; and I crap on microsoft for their actions - that's the state of things.
My opinion is based on raw footprints. I do not base on "opinions".
Sorry, I am no pro-microsoft spider.
The original claim in this sentence was set by you in terms, that microsoft implemented a lot which I use.
Which is FUD. Which I have proven. So if you mean, I FUD by claiming I am microsoft-free, then sue me for using their "inventions". Until that happens, you carry on proudly with "pro microsoft trojan FUDwriter" medal.
Just because you assert that you don't use any technology "implemented" by Microsoft, doesn't mean you don't use technology which may implement patents owned by Microsoft. Or by anyone else.
I feel really sorry for you to be forced working on Ubuntu instead of your windows right now.
Oh, I do not, hahaha.
Profession is not an accusation. Even if you start working as a prostitute, which you do, I still have no prejudgements against your profession and do not mean to offend you.
Besides, your argumentation *blows hard*, so you do your job very good.
Silverlight runs on .net, as Moonlight runs on MONO.
.net has DRM, which Silverlight utilizes; that is why Moonlight fails to fill original goal - to be a Second Class Silverlight implementation for non-ms OSes.
Silverlight has DRM, which Moonlight never had access to. But Silverlight is a subset and superset of .NET, and the availability of something in Silverlight does not mean it is in .NET any more than I can say "C++ contains a .doc parser because LibreOffice is mostly written in C++"
Where did I claimed that? If its hard for you to even read, but easy to swear, maybe you should partner /dev/null as a listener. He always listens every carefully.
Yep, and I am a turtle in that means. Maybe you are a frog, but thats free to use to decide. Anyways, I don't partner scorpions.
No thanks, I consider it my responsibility to clean my street part from plague.
It was preinstalled, I tried it, wiped it, forgot it. It was ~300 MiB footprint if exes and dlls for simple notetaking application and music player.
Pristine Ubuntu 11.04 VM. The same version with your "300MB" claim. Updated, but otherwise as shipped, including Mono by default.
Remove Banshee, Tomboy, gBrainy, Gtk#, and Mono, and you remove... 34 meg.
That is why you are not to be trusted. You cannot even bring yourself to argue based on reality. You will lie and lie and lie and lie if you think it helps your position.
At least, when somebody uses WINE, he uses it as compatibility layer. As native applications exist, I do not need a preinstalled .net compatibility layer, called MONO.
And coding in MONO is similar crime to coding in winapi+winelib; if you fail to understand what I mean, don't bother.
CPython is non-optimized, its like comparing old VB to Java.
Ah, common, its getting repetitive.
Do you label everyone who removes MONO and boycotts MS, as "insane and obsessed" "moron"?
How about getting the fuckts first instead?
Yes, I remember SCO. You?
Or... did people just say "yeah, actually no, fuck off"
Why is it that the anti-Mono cult insists that every single piece of software ever written can have patent claims worked around, except for Mono where a patent claim means everyone in the world gets thrown into mass graves and all software gets shut down? Why the cognitive dissonance?
Never used such words. Check your parser, its between your monitor and your chair. Maybe some fresh air will declog it,.. maybe not.
Fine, lets try again.
Firstly, SSL is not patented by MS.
Secondly, MONO is not safe as its provided on a promise, which has limited scope.
Every single thing listed on the list I previously posted (and you insisted was MSDN) is technology which Microsoft say they may hold patents to (typically via acquisition of those patents, or because the US patent system is so bad that prior art doesn't matter) - and you can use it safe thanks to the same promise they issue as for Mono. Either they're all at risk, or none of them are.
That said, I throw anything microsoft into the garbage bin, it worked for me and will work for anyone, it is easy, reliable and non-revocable.
I don't build towns on a sleeping nuclear bomb, so I am truly happy and free.
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