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    Download Moonlight 1.0 Final

    Novell, in partnership with Microsoft, announced the final version of Moonlight 1.0. We had talked several times, but remember that this project had the ambition to create a free implementation of Silverlight 1.0. Admittedly, the latter is now in version 2.0 for a while, but the development of Moonlight undergoes necessarily against time due to adaptation.

    It's Miguel de Icaza, the project manager, who made the announcement on his blog. Moonlight 1.0 includes the full possibilities of Silverlight 1.0. There is a graphic pipeline, infrastructure for audio and video, and a JavaScript bridge. The script execution is currently in the engine of the browser, but version 2.0, as for Silverlight, will use the runtime engine to own. NET framework.

    Di Icaza believes that Moonlight 2.0 is expected to allow execution of code from 20 to 300 times faster when using a strongly-typed language like C or Boo. Meanwhile, Moonlight 1.0 is available for download for all of the Unix-like systems using X11, 32-bit as 64 bit.

    Any adventure Moonlight has its roots in the Mono project is also a free implementation, but this time the. NET framework from Microsoft. Initially a brick software closed, it opens when Microsoft is standardizing the CLI (Common Language Infrastructure) by the ECMA. The specifications of what became the standard ECMA-335 are freely accessible and leads to Novell Mono, still under development (currently in version 2.2).

    Downloading Moonlight 1.0 will be simple if it is present in the deposits of the Linux distribution you use. However, a general method can be found on the official site where we learn that the final version supports Microsoft Media Pack, facilitated the installation of codecs and includes several fixes problems. Recall that very recently, the Silverlight technology which was used to broadcast the inauguration of Barrack Obama on the Internet.


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    Re: Download Moonlight 1.0 Final

    Hi the Moonlight 1.0 (and Silverlight 1.0) both come with a graphics pipeline, video and audio frameworks and a javascript bridge and neither one of them contains an actual execution environment. The execution environment is the browser's own Javascript engine. When developers build 1.0-based plugins they script all of the functionality using the browser's own Javascript engine.

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    Re: Download Moonlight 1.0 Final

    Although The development of Moonlight would have been a big adventure.I read in the blog that It was started at the Mix conference when Scott Guthrie introduced Silverlight 1.1. we must hvae have to tell It was a bold move for Microsoft to embed the ECMA CLI into their Silverlight 1.0 plugin.

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    Re: Download Moonlight 1.0 Final

    Frankly, the Miguel de Icaza ... it has nothing else to do but repeat the same technology on Linux? for what to gain more profit .it should especially not use free software at the base, it probably relates more to be paid by microsoft for months to use solutions that already exist or create a totally free!

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