The Mono Project has to be one of the most eagerly awaited open source projects for developers, bringing the .NET framework to Linux and other platforms, opening up a range of possibilities for ...

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Given all the sound and fury around recent Novell and Microsoft partnership, and all of the entanglements that would ensue, not much was said about the recent Mono update. Mono, a project sponsored by ...

At Web Services Edge East here, Ximian CTO and Mono Project leader Miguel de Icaza told attendees that the version 1.0 server-side components of the software will be delivered in September. The Mono ...

Version 2 of Mono, an open-source implementation of Microsoft's .NET framework, has been released. The purpose of the Novell-sponsored Mono project is to help developers write applications that can ...

Last major release of Mono, which blazed the trail to .NET on macOS and Linux, was more than five years ago. Microsoft has donated its Mono Project, which has provided a .NET implementation on Android ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. After years of work, Novell Inc. announced Wednesday the ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. A year into its development, the effort to create an ...

After three years of development (nearly to the week), Mono 1.0, the .NET implementation for Linux and other UNIX-like systems has been released. The objective of Mono is to enable Unix developers to ...

Visual Studio 2022 for Mac has parted ways with the Mono runtime in the just-published Preview 5, now running on .NET 6. The dumping of Mono comes as the dev team works to adopt a fully native macOS ...

In 2000, Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference was all about setting the scene for .NET, introducing many of the technologies we’ve used for the past two decades. Twenty years on, it’s fair ...