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Open Source .NET supports Office challenge (Register)
The Register
reports on KDE's support for project Mono.
"KDE developers are working [on] two Mono-based projects. The first is a Mono-based script interface to KDE with planned bindings to Qt.
These will allow
different languages to be used when building KDE applications.
A sub-project is also underway for a plug-in interface to Kate, the KDE
advanced text editor. The project would enable developers to write Kate
plug-ins, such as a browser, in Qt or a version of Microsoft's C Sharp
written for in Mono for KDE called QtC Sharp."
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Open Source .NET supports Office challenge (Register) Posted Sep 12, 2002 19:35 UTC (Thu) by busterb (subscriber, #560) [Link] This story is a little bogus. See the relevant slashdot thread: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=02/09/12/131234&mode=nested&tid=121
Open Source .NET supports Office challenge (Register) Posted Sep 12, 2002 23:47 UTC (Thu) by dannys (guest, #3651) [Link] This is absolute bullshit. The Register have picked up a comment from the guy writing the bindings, where he said he liked them (he wrote the bloody things, after all), and had a bit of a sensationalist wank to come out with "KDE AM TEH USE TEH M0N0 AS ITZ BASE!!!!!!!11". I agree entirely with dfaure's sentiments on the article. I saw it before it hit Slashdot, bagged it on IRC, and was surprised to wake up and see it on Slashdot in the morning. Oh well, *sigh*, continuing both Slashdot and TheReg's tradition of high-quality journalism, yea right.
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