> [i do'nt think so..it used to be so in old days.. with things like java > virtual machines, adobe air run time few examples to say,,i can make > software in linux platform that runs in M$ platform and vice verse as well.. > ] @amit The fact that Java applications (or adobe air or .NET or whatever) run on multi-platform does not necessarily encourage you to use properitrary software for its development or the environment. If you use Windows for development of Java Applications, you may well want to try out J# or use some vendor-locked libraries. Then you are trapped once again. So, i still think the best is "STAY AWAY". Well, if you have already been trapped, better try to get out.. the sooner the better... However, if you are a starter, do not start there.
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