Hello Eko, Wednesday, April 10, 2002, 4:38:39 AM, you wrote: EB> Aku baru tahu kalau ada proyek dotGNU. Setelah tak lihat, secara EB> prinsip itu proyek bisa dibandingkan dengan Mono nya Ximian. Tujuannya EB> untuk mengimplementasi .NET Framework. Tapi belum ada hasil nyata yang EB> bisa didownload, kalau Mono paling enggak udah bisa dicoba.(kalau baca EB> home sitenya, saya sendiri belum coba Mono). EB> Eko
beda sama mono. kalo mono hanya C# nya saja..kalau dotGNU lebih ambisius lagi yaitu menggantikan dotNet alias menciptkan 'jurus baru' yg lebih kuat drpd dotNet. Mono itu kalo ngga salah dikompile dengan menggunakan C# nya Microsoft loh. "DotGNU - Keeping You from Getting Tangled in a Net! The DotGNU project was originally started in reaction to Microsoft's .NET strategy, for which it will be a complete replacement (and not just a Free Software implementation). The part of .NET strategy about which we are most concerned is Hailstorm (recently renamed ".NET My Services"), which is in fact Microsoft's attempt to gain control of the internet and its users. In contrast, the goal of DotGNU is to give computer users full freedom to use the internet as they want. For example, the DotGNU approach to "web services" will make it possible for end users to run webservice software on their own PC, so that the users are not forced to migrate their data to the webservice servers. DotGNU will use a decentralized paradigm: No single company, server or entity will control authorization. This avoids privacy problems like those recently pointed out in a letter from the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) on Microsoft's Passport system. Furthermore, DotGNU will emphasize security, it will use encryption wherever possible to keep user data secure and hidden. (According to the article Risks of the Passport Single Signon Protocol[1], Microsoft's approach has some fundamental problems in the area of security. In fact it appears that Microsoft is storing the password and username for Passport as clear text, a huge security risk.) Because of entirely unrelated, serious security problems, Microsoft was forced on Nov 2, 2001 to disabled the "virtual wallet" function of the Passport service as Marc Slemko published a sample exploit that demonstrates a cross-site scripting vulnerability. There are no real remaining traditional competitors to MS, and the US government recently failed to contain MS, so the field is left to us. MS has announced that it has "bet the company" on .Net, because "Webservices" represents the future, and Windows and MS Office will become progressively less important. So DotGNU stands between where MS is and where it wants to be. Therefore DotGNU and .Net represents the ultimate showdown between proprietary and Free Software. " http://www.gnu.org/projects/dotgnu/html2.0/index.html -- Best regards, adwin -- Utk berhenti langganan, kirim email ke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Informasi arsip di http://www.linux.or.id/milis.php3
