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Thu, 12 Jun 2003
Mono and Vault
Miguel has announced that Ximian and Sourcegear are working together to bring up Vault on top of Mono. This will give Sourcegear a way to run Vault clients on non-Windows systems. Ximian is doing a bunch of work to bring Mono's web services functionality up to snuff, as well as doing a bunch of work to make Mono more stable and reliable.
This is an interesting development because it involves a commercial software company taking an interest and investing some money in Mono. It's also interesting because it increases the amount of the .NET framework that Mono implements. I wonder when we'll start hearing rumors of legal action against Mono.
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