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Nearly half of all IT decision makers, developers, and architects report that they use Microsoft .NET as their application technology platform on which to run their applications. Until now the .NET Framework has only been available on Windows. The ability to run ASP.NET and other .NET applications on Linux is now possible with SUSE Linux Enterprise Mono Extension - a .NET application framework based on the open source Mono technology and powered by SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. See an example of one of the most common .NET application deployments on Linux that shows how to publish a web site on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server using Microsoft Windows Visual Studio.
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