1.9 libs are working very nicely. Although they are still in testing, they are much more stable and capable than the official (old) runtime in the official repo.

So if anyone wants to run the -test- 1.9 libs :
- Uninstall all packages except the pkgconfig and then change repo to :
(web address 'http://go-mono.com/maemo', dist 'chinook', components 'test')
- If you want web servers install my xsp maemo package
- These libs are still 'test' so expect to have to reinstall all the many packages later.

Ok well that aside, i've been enjoying aspx development so i thought i'd pass along some screenshots showing a web based wysiwyg html editor based on the FreeTextBox control.

Also, to show how cool .net byte code and mono is, i grabbed the mono xsp web server binaries, zipped them up and ran them on Windows machine and the web server works exactly the same... running against microsoft's official .net framework (both 1.1 and 2.0). This makes a more even matched development environment if you dont need or have the full IDE for web development. XSP servers are fully functional and can accept connections from outside users. Grab xsp and xsp2 for your desktop if you want (linux desktop users can probably get it from mono repo)

You can grab this wysiwyg editor sample or check out several other samples (based on the 1.9 mono libs) here :
http://wardenclyffetower.com/MaemoFi...o/samples-1.9/