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Novell plugs Linux developers into Visual Studio

With a product introduction on Tuesday, Novell will enable developers to use Microsoft's Visual Studio software development platform to both build and debug .Net-based applications for deployment on Linux and other non-Windows platforms. Full Article at InfoWorld

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Related Quotes

  1. The most important thing we can do is to keep up with what Microsoft is doing in terms of .NET 4.0 ... Our Mono 2.8 release should come out around the same time as Microsoft .NET 4.0 and when that comes out, we'll have something that is on par with it.
    – Miguel de Icaza SOURCE: Internet.com 3 weeks ago
  2. With Mono Tools for Visual Studio, we are bridging the gap between Visual Studio, one of the world's leading development platforms, and Linux, one of the world's leading deployment platforms
    – Miguel de Icaza SOURCE: Freshnews.com 3 weeks ago
  3. The idea is that Microsoft developers shouldn't even care that the target server is not a Windows server and that it's Linux ... The vision is to make it completely transparent.
    – Miguel de Icaza SOURCE: Internet.com 3 weeks ago
  4. MoMA is now integrated with Visual Studio, so it shows up in a pop-up window so that developers can go through their source code to change or fix in order to make it portable
    – Miguel de Icaza SOURCE: Internet.com 3 weeks ago
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