Microsoft's .Net for Linux?

[Shuxclams]

Corel to port .NET to Linux? LOL to cool.







SHUX

 

[jhu]

what the hell's .net?

 

[pac1085]

some gay thing from microsoft...i dont even know what the fuuck it is

 

[urbantechie]

Windows .NET is the final name for codename "Whistler" if you didn't know that. This is where 9x and NT come together. Based on XML standards. I can't explain it. Go here for a in-depth presentation
http://www.microsoft.com/business/gates.htm

 

[jhu]

is it some weird operating system? if so, then .net on linux doesn't seem to make any sense.

 

[Buddha Bart]

XML coding? xml is a ML.. Markup Language. You can't make an operating system with that.

bart

 

[Sephiroth_IX]

.NET will be AWESOME dude. I am SO stoked. Stability of Win2k, power of Win98. ITs going to be dope!

 

[Shuxclams]

<< For its part, Corel said it would use the money to make its existing applications compliant with Microsoft's .Net
framework. The .Net framework is the set of class libraries, common language runtime, and updated version of
Microsoft's Active Server Pages, which will serve as the underpinning to Microsoft's next generation of
operating system, application, and tool products.

Corel also committed to supporting the related .Net services. According to the latest SEC filing, these services
include web services that support the XML format defined by the W3C, the Simple Object Access Protocol
(SOAP) as defined by the W3C, the Web Services Description Language (WSDL), the Microsoft business
orchestration language known as &quot;XLANG,&quot; the SOAP discovery standard (DISCO), and the emerging
Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (or UDDI) standard.

Last week, Corel CEO Derek Burney also hinted that Corel might find a way to bring Linux to .Net, although
he declined to elaborate. >>







Seph...


<< Stability of Win2k, power of Win98. ITs going to be dope! >>

I suggest you get off the dope, or you'll become one.



SHUX

 

[Slugbait]

<< Windows .NET is the final name for codename &quot;Whistler&quot; if you didn't know that. This is where 9x and NT come together. Based on XML standards. I can't explain it >>

Ha-ha-ha. Very funny. Whistler is the codename for NT5.1. Dot NET is not where 9x and NT come together. 9x and NT are operating systems, whereas Dot NET is a service. As an aside, 9x and NT will never come together...one will be either 32 bit or 64 bit, the other is doomed to 16 bit.

The part where you said you can't explain it...I totally believe you.