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Posted in Free/Libre Software, GNU/Linux, Microsoft, Mono, Novell at 11:36 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Summary: New example of Mono hypocrisy
THERE was a degree of hostility between Tomboy and Gnote. Part of it was to do with licensing issues (one complainer was Jo Shields), but as the following shows nicely, it would be hypocritical for Mono proponents to whine about this from now on.
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The announcement that there is now a “line-by-line port of Sqlite to C#” is travelling around all the planets.[...]Note that the licensing has changed to from Sqlite as well! Scandalous![...]So, will we be seeing those apologies and corrections for the reaction to Gnote yet? How about a round of good old-fashioned personal attacks and assigning malicious motives for the author of csharp-sqlite? I’ll be right here holding my breath. Good thing I quit smoking, no?
In other Mono news, the Microsoft-friendly Gavin Clarke writes about Novell bringing Mono to iPhone. It’s wonderful news to Microsoft. █
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