Joseph Hill from Novell talking about Mono

By Dawn M. Foster (91 posts) on September 24, 2009 at 8:00 am

You may have noticed that we have started releasing a few videos that were recorded in the Intel booth at OSCON. The first 2 videos were Ken Drachnik from Canonical on Landscape for Ubuntu Systems Management and Sven Dummer from Wind River on Developing Open Source Mobile Applications.

We still have a few more videos on the way, but this is our latest installment. In this video, Joseph Hill, Project Manager for Mono at Novell provides an overview of Mono along with some updates about the open source project. He talks about how Mono can be used to develop and run cross-platform applications based on the .NET framework across Linux and other operating systems.

You can watch more of our open source videos on the multimedia page.

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Comments (2)

September 24, 2009 10:52 AM PDT


Emmanuel Stapf		 Joseph Hill said that Mono was the only one to run something else than Objective-C on the iPhone. That's not correct. Eiffel can be used on the iPhone.
September 25, 2009 4:48 AM PDT


Che		 Good to hear that they are supporting OpenSolaris in their build system at ~15 minutes, we currently have an unsupported build in our contrib repository but it would be good to see Novell support it more.

Good talk Joseph!

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