miguel de icaza

InternetNews: Miguel de Icaza started the GNOME project back in 1997 along with Federico Mena.

Mono Project originator Miguel de Icaza announced a deal with Attachmate to continue commercial support of the open source .NET technology.

Netstat -vat: The open source model works. Just because one company kills a project, doesn't mean the project is actually dead.

Computerworld UK: "Open source icon Miguel de Icaza says Microsoft's plan to build an App Store for Windows won't solve a larger problem faced by Microsoft: "Everyone is scared of installing applications on Windows.""

TechFlash: "Miguel de Icaza, Microsoft MVP? Yep, it's true."

NetworkWorld: "Zonker talks with Mono founder Miguel de Icaza about what's new with the Mono Project and what's coming soon."

Boycott Novell: "Summary: Strong words from the revered founder of the Free Software Foundation and more Microsoft/Mono news"

Miguel de Icaza's web log: "Almost a year ago when we released Mono 2.0 for OSX, I asked the readers of this blog to fill a survey to help us understand where we should take Mono."

IT Wire: "Over the past week, a couple of events have served to highlight the extent to which Novell vice-president Miguel de Icaza is helping Microsoft to implement its strategy of curbing the growth of free and open source software."

The H Open: "At the turn of this decade Miguel de Icaza was the unblemished hero of the free software movement...Now de Icaza is regarded with suspicion because of his support for Mono.

What happened to bring about this change?"