Posted by: Anonymous
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on March 31, 2008 10:16 PM
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NO ONE seems to want to address the fact that redhat does not endorse mono..get over it and use something else unless we agree all of a sudden that :
a: redhat is no longer a viable company therefore we shouldn not care what they have to say, or
b: overnight the threat is no longer valid , so issue is moot.
if neither are applicable, mono remains a problem and sticking head in sand wont solve anything.
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Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 98.203.150.239] on March 31, 2008 10:16 PMNO ONE seems to want to address the fact that redhat does not endorse mono..get over it and use something else unless we agree all of a sudden that :
a: redhat is no longer a viable company therefore we shouldn not care what they have to say, or
b: overnight the threat is no longer valid , so issue is moot.
if neither are applicable, mono remains a problem and sticking head in sand wont solve anything.
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