Will Stallman C# warning fall flat?

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"More people want to see native code than anything"

Can you please qualify that statement, because I believe it is flat wrong. You name one platform, claim anecdotally that it has no traction there and that says what? Nobody in the "real" world uses C# or finds it a great language?

What languages do you find preferable to C# btw. There is a high profile open source person that blogs quite fondly of c# as one of a few perfect languages. That means little as well, but if we are just going to make claims based on opinions and what our circle of peers are doing, then it's perfectly valid.

Who is it you believe has "another" agenda, you aren't clear on that? The mono crowd or Microsoft?

I guess like anything in life, if you feel you are breaking any kind of licensing, copyright or patent, then do the right thing and don't do it. How more simple can it be.

I personally think the worst possible move Microsoft could make is to show any support and later come swooping in with legal claims. It would make things worse for microsoft and gain them nothing.

Posted by: xuniL_z   Posted on: 06/30/09  (Edited: 06/30/2009 @ 06:44) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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