First we have to see it as a standard Debian package. Then we have to look at its memory usage, GC pauses, locking issues. It is much easier to say than to po

First we have to see it as a standard Debian package. Then we have to look at its memory usage, GC pauses, locking issues. It is much easier to say than to port correctly a large, very complex code-base to an alien platform. (Mono has been written from scratch, if I recall correctly).