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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Miguel_de_IcazaMiguel de Icaza - Wikipedia

    Miguel de Icaza (born November 23, 1972) [1] is a Mexican programmer, best known for starting the GNOME, Mono, and Xamarin projects. [2] Biography. Early years. De Icaza was born in Mexico City and studied Mathematics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), but dropped out before getting a degree to work in IT. [3] .

  2. github.com › migueldeicazamigueldeicaza (Miguel de Icaza) · GitHub

    The Midnight Commander File Manager for Unix. Started the GNOME project, along Federico Mena. Created the Gnumeric spreadsheet. Founded Ximian, which we sold to Novell in 2003, and we built: Evolution an Email and Calendar app for Linux. Red Carpet software management suite. Mono: an open source implementation of .NET.

  3. twitter.com › migueldeicazaMiguel Deicaza (@MiguelDeicaza) | Twitter

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  4. tirania.org › blogMiguel de Icaza

    AppStore Reviews Should be Stricter. by Miguel de Icaza. Since the AppStore launched, developers have complained about the review process as too strict. Applications are mostly rejected either for not meeting requirements, not having enough functionality or circumventing Apple’s business model.

  5. www.zdnet.com › article › former-xamarin-co-founder-miguel-deFormer Xamarin co-founder Miguel de Icaza is leaving Microsoft

    Mar 2, 2022 · Well-known open source advocate and developer Miguel de Icaza, who joined Microsoft in 2016 when it acquired Xamarin, the mobile-tool company he cofounded, is leaving Microsoft.

  6. es.wikipedia.org › wiki › Miguel_de_IcazaMiguel de Icaza - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

    Miguel de Icaza (Ciudad de México, 23 de noviembre de 1972) es un desarrollador mexicano de software libre. Entre sus aportaciones se encuentra la fundación del proyecto GNOME, [1] el controlador de archivos o ficheros Midnight Commander, [2] Gnumeric, [3] el modelo de componentes Bonobo y la plataformas Mono [4] y Xamarin. [5]

  7. www.technologyreview.com › innovator › miguel-de-icazaMiguel De Icaza | MIT Technology Review

    Nov 1, 1999 · The solution? Give Linux an easy-to-use graphical interface, designed, naturally, as open-source software. That project, already well under way, is led by Miguel de Icaza in Mexico City.