Microsoft's 'Everywhere' Excludes Linux Publication: iTWire Date: Dec 06 2006 Reporter: Stephen Withers Microsoft's Windows Presentation Foundation is aimed at making it easier for developers to create modern user interfaces for interactive applications whether they are Windows native or delivered through web browsers. The problem with browser-based interfaces is that not everyone uses Internet Explorer, let alone Windows itself. To this end, Microsoft has released 'Community Technology Previews' of a future product code-named WPF/E (Windows Presentation Foundation Everywhere). This browser add-on enables rendering of WPF content, but "Everywhere" doesn't include Linux. Read full article Read full article in new window See other articles by Stephen Withers See other articles published by iTWire Today's headlines Headlines for Dec 06, 2006
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