Look at the crap that is GNOME and the related libraries, which insidiously work their way into other GPL libraries. I then look at Mono, which will always ser

Look at the crap that is GNOME and the related libraries, which insidiously work their way into other GPL libraries. I then look at Mono, which will always serve as an advertisement for Microsoft and which will always be feature-poor in comparison (as it has to play catch-up). No doubt it seems in poor form to criticize someone who gives away software for free ... but if anyone is responsible for the "Microsoftization" of Linux, it is Miguel de Icaza.