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While you're technically correct, ROTOR hadn't received any updates for a long time, and the source was licensed in such a was as to make sure anyone who could
by josephcooney 10y ago
While you're technically correct, ROTOR hadn't received any updates for a long time, and the source was licensed in such a was as to make sure anyone who could benefit from it running on *NIX platforms was heavily incentivized not to do so.
- krylon 10y agoIIRC, Rotor's license explicitly forbade porting it to Linux. The impression I got back then was not so much of Microsoft showing how "cross-platform" .Net was, more like a big middle finger towards Linux.
- my123 10y ago.NET Core on Linux runs on guess what... Rotor. Rotor has been relicensed to MIT
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- my123 10y ago.NET Core on Linux and macOS runs on Rotor, as does ChakraCore.