Hello Jiri,
I think that you should not drop support for .NET 2.0. There are many
developers who are using the.NET 2.0 Firebird Provider especially in older
projects, including me.
.NET 2.0 is not old. It is mature and stable. Applications targeting .NET
2.0 can run on most of Windows XP systems,
Hi *,
I'd like to open discussion about versions of .NET Framework we're
going to support in 3.0+ versions of .NET provider.
1. I'm strongly thinking about dropping support for .NET 2, because a)
it's old, b) the .NET 3.5 doesn't change CLR, just bunch of new stuff,
c) upgrade itself is free, d)
