Hi, At the end of next week, Novell will be releasing the new version of mono (2.6.7). I'm currently building it for rawhide (well, the release candidate). The new version fixes lots of bugs and is generally a damned sight faster than previous versions. Also being built : libgdiplus, xsp, mod_mono and mono-tools Mono package maintainers do not need to recompile other apps against it. 2.6.7 is the last (unless there is a 2.6.7.1) of the 2.6 branch. From 2.8, support for .NET 1.1 will be dropped. If anyone still has an app which uses the 1.1 framework, it'll die in the 2.8 branching. I suggest either contacting upstream for .NET 2.0 framework patches, fixing it yourself or retiring it from rawhide. Failing that, it may be possible to create a -compat package, but I don't know the mileage in that or even if it's worth it. TTFN Paul -- Biggles was quietly reading his favourite book when Algy burst through the door. Distracted for a moment, Biggles surveyed what had happened and turned a page. "Algy old man" he said, clearing his throat, "use the handle next time..." - Taken from "Biggles combs his Hair"
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