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To be fair, the source code for most of the core .NET libraries has been freely available under a "reference source license" for a very long time now. You could
by daigoba66 12y ago
To be fair, the source code for most of the core .NET libraries has been freely available under a "reference source license" for a very long time now. You could look behind the curtain, you just can't modify or redistribute.
- fit2rule 12y agoSo it was not really 'open' then, was it? More like "sources available for reading only" ..
- nmeofthestate 12y agoYes, but this open-ness is irrelevant to your point - "developers still want to know whats going on behind the curtain"
- fit2rule 12y agoThen what you're saying is that this is hardly news, and hardly of note in any sense other than they're going to give the community .. what exactly?