Oui, et en plus .Net/C# corrige ce bug énervant de Java qui permettait aux applications programmées dans ton langage de tourner sur les systèmes d'exploitation de tes concurrents.
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PS: pas la peine de me parler de Mono : http://swpat.ffii.org/players/microsoft/(...)
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Heise report about Steve Ballmer's talk at CeBit. At a speech event together with chancellor Schroeder, Ballmer says that Microsoft owns lots of patents which cover its new DotNet standard and that it aims to use them to prevent opensource implementations of DotNet. The key phrases read, in translation: Responding to questions about the opening-up of the .NET framework, Ballmer announced that there would certainly be a "Common Language Runtime Implementation" for Unix, but then explained that this development would be limited to a subset, which was "intended only for academic use". Ballmer rejected speculations about support for free .NET implementationens such as Mono: "We have invested so many millions in .NET, we have so many patents on .NET, which we want to cultivate."
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[^] # Re: Java et OpenSource: Petite interrogation
Posté par jmfayard . En réponse au journal Java et OpenSource: Petite interrogation. Évalué à 1.
Ok, je -->[]
PS: pas la peine de me parler de Mono : http://swpat.ffii.org/players/microsoft/(...)
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Heise report about Steve Ballmer's talk at CeBit. At a speech event together with chancellor Schroeder, Ballmer says that Microsoft owns lots of patents which cover its new DotNet standard and that it aims to use them to prevent opensource implementations of DotNet. The key phrases read, in translation:
Responding to questions about the opening-up of the .NET framework, Ballmer announced that there would certainly be a "Common Language Runtime Implementation" for Unix, but then explained that this development would be limited to a subset, which was "intended only for academic use". Ballmer rejected speculations about support for free .NET implementationens such as Mono: "We have invested so many millions in .NET, we have so many patents on .NET, which we want to cultivate."
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