Jim Hugunin released version 0.7 of IronPython and moved to a "Shared Source" license. Some people is complaining about this and already leaving the project and looking to other (play)grounds, namely Boo.
There has already been a discussion about the decision to license IronPython as "Shared Source" from now on. Jim Hugunin doesn't see any problem in that:
http://listserver.dreamhost.com/pipermail/users-ironpython.com/2005-March/000326.html
He points to Mr. Matusow, at Microsoft, who is the one in charge of the Shared Source stuff, for the license discussions:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jasonmatusow/
What will happen if Microsoft, Jim Hugunin's employer, locks in IronPython?
Will IronPython succeed as a dynamic programming language for the Common Language Infrastructure?
Will Boo, already having static typing, replace IronPython?
Time will tell...
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