Are Microsoft's Promises For Ever?
- Are Microsoft's Promises For Ever?
- Mono promise is nice, Microsoft. What about Linux?
- What is all this FOSS about Mono?
- Will Mono benefit from Microsoft's C# patent promise?
- Microsoft makes a loaded promise for C# and .NET
- I still believe this is a victory for Microsoft!
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Open-source .NET splits for extra Microsoft protection
theregister.co.uk: A community implementation of .NET is splitting in two, hoping to protect Linux and open-source against potential patent claims from Microsoft.
The Mono Project plans to split between a core set of APIs that are based on ECMA specifications of Microsoft's C# and Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) and a stack that implements other Microsoft APIs for ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and Winforms.
Microsoft has promised it won't assert patent claims against non-Microsoft implementations of C# and CLI, but it has made no such clear promise on the rest.
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