Novell finally released mono version 1.0, its been in beta stages for a while and people have been using it for a while, but this is the first full version.
http://www.mono-project.com/about/index.html
It supports vb.net and c#.
Yea ive just gotten into Mono and c# on linux, its real cool. im gonna be working on some bnetish things with MonoDevelop i think.
I can't wait till they finish the vb.net. I plan on running a SuSE asp.net server.
Mono isn't ready yet. It's ASP.NET performance blows ass, and without support for WinForms, a large majority of .NET apps won't run.
Regardless, Mono/.NET are the future.
Quote from: $t0rm on July 21, 2004, 09:57 AM
Mono isn't ready yet. It's ASP.NET performance blows ass, and without support for WinForms, a large majority of .NET apps won't run.
Regardless, Mono/.NET are the future.
I use gtk# :)
Quote from: $t0rm on July 21, 2004, 09:57 AM
Mono isn't ready yet. It's ASP.NET performance blows ass, and without support for WinForms, a large majority of .NET apps won't run.
Regardless, Mono/.NET are the future.
On top of Gtk#, you should be able to run it with WINE.
Yes yes, post disparaging remarks about WINE here.
The whole point of mono, as I see it, is to run .NET apps on both Windows and Linux. At this point, it doesn't.
windows.forms work using winelib does it not?
as in not running it w/ wine but it actaully using winelib to provide access to win32 api natively.
Well you can run asp.net 1.1 on mono and run c#, like mono works just fine for that. So when they finish vb.net I will be able to run my scripts on linux. But atleast asp.net is cross platform now.
It's still slow ass.
Quote from: $t0rm on July 21, 2004, 05:46 PM
It's still slow ass.
well its still new... asp.net 1.1 is still buggy. Look at the damn session state, its not reliable at all. How often does a session even last to the default 20 minutes... rarely. I use cookies more then the session because I can depend on a good old cookie. But asp.net 2.0 will fix this, and hopefully it will clean up the output for some of the validator controls and all. I do not use them because they output bad html, I just use my own js and a server side script as a backup (but even if I get rid of some of the add in stuff asp.net still does so much for me that asp classic does not, it does not make me any slower to do stuff this way).
That post makes me glad I don't use ASP.NET :)
Quote from: $t0rm on July 22, 2004, 11:11 AM
That post makes me glad I don't use ASP.NET :)
eh you decided not to? Asp.net still rules despite 1 or 2 bugs. When the next version comes out there will be still more new features and they will work out the kinks.
I settled on FastCGI, Python, and 2 libraries for python: jonpy and PyMeld