[ale] Hello World - in C# - in Mono - in Ubuntu is done

[Ron Frazier]

Justin,

Thanks very much for the encouragement and the offer to learn along with 
me.  I think it would be great to have someone else to bounce ideas off of, 
ask questions, and create synergy.  I posted a message in the ALE group on 
09/12/2010 at 8:18 PM and a follow up to my own message at 8:48 
PM.  They're entitled HOWTO Install Mono C# development tools in Ubuntu 
10.04.  I don't know how applicable that is to your Linux system.  However, 
you might find it useful.

Please contact me off list at linuxdude at c3energy.com or 770-889-8645 (H) or 
404-431-5472 (C) and give me your contact data if you're willing.  We'll 
see about getting something going together.  Anyone else interested in 
following along please contact me also.

I'll post tidbits here on the list periodically that are related to Linux.

Sincerely,

Ron

At 9/16/2010 06:03 PM -0400, justin wrote:
>well,
>
>i am glad that you are deciding to teach yourself in any language that
>is useful. I am
>a full supporter of open source , but I will not act like everything
>that is proprietary is wrong.
>There are some good tools that are on MS operating systems, but there
>are also a lot of bad ones.
>I believe that the power of open source comes from knowing what it
>does , if you choose, and being able
>to modify any application or framework that you want, if you choose.
>It is all ultimately about choice. There is
>nothing "short-sighted" about learning, so take comfort in knowing
>that at least one other person applauds your
>efforts. I have worked in C# , but it has been a while. That being
>said, I am all for helping you in any way that I can.
>The .net framework has some powerful assemblies (packages, modules,
>whatever you want to call a collection of similar behaviors).
>I have not used mono before , but I would be willing to fire it up and
>learn with you, so that you will not be learning alone.
>BTW, I say this from my Arch Linux machine using XMonad as my desktop
>manager, so please, keep all of the hate to yourselves. We should
>never tear each other down , especially when things are done for the
>betterment of anyone in the group. Peace.
>
>
>Justin


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