Agreed, it was disappointing. There were some trust issues surrounding Mono but also an excessive amount of hyperbole. A real shame, as Mono is great technolog

Agreed, it was disappointing. There were some trust issues surrounding Mono but also an excessive amount of hyperbole. A real shame, as Mono is great technology with good GTK bindings and integrated well with the GNOME system. I think having Mono as a first-class GNOME environment would have been interesting. I've spent the past week using Monodevelop and F# to develop compiler tools under Fedora and have thoroughly enjoyed it. Not to mention F# is well supported within IDE, almost equal to VS.