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From: jenjhiz@yahoo.com (Gene Kahn)
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Subject: Re: Icon Wish 2
Date: 17 Sep 2002 12:01:25 -0700
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No spam <complaint@nospam.org> wrote in message news:<3D862A8E.FBCB5B6F@nospam.org>...
> Gene Kahn wrote:
> >
> > An "Icon.NET", as in VB.NET, is my informal and short name for an
> > implementation of Icon running inside the Microsoft .NET environment.
> >
> Yes, but if .NET is not adopted outside the Microsoft realm, use of it
> would be highly non-portable ...?
>
> Atle
Not trying to be a smart-a**, but does anybody really seriously
believe that .NET will NOT be used by a sizeable number of developers,
large enough to become a serious alternative development environment
if not /the/ development environment?
gk