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Mono is going to be represented at Microsoft’s PDC this year.  Miguel de Icaza, who leads the open-source Mono effort, is going to present a session about Mono and .Net.  If you search this blog for “mono”, you’ll see that I’ve been paying attention to these guys for quite a while now, and wondering the whole time why Microsoft isn’t paying closer attention.

I’m really encouraged to see that Miguel and the Mono team are getting some exposure.  I still believe there’s a lot for both Mono and Microsoft to gain by strengthening this partnership.  Microsoft needs to embrace Linux more than ever before, and frankly, Linux could really stand a little bit of leadership to help that platform coalesce.

Good luck, Miguel!

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Posted on October 9th, 2008 under .Net Development, Open Source • Tags: Linux, Microsoft, Miguel de Icaza, Mono. • RSS 2.0 feed • Leave a response, or trackback