Managed DirectX.Net 2.0 Controversy == 

 * Companies have developed for Managed DirectX.Net 1.0 and 1.1 for years.  
 * Near the end of 2005, a beta for 2.0 (2.0 from now on) was released, with no warranties, as usual. 
 * This did not stop several companies from starting to develop for 2.0. 
 * Six months later, Microsoft declared that they would never release 2.0, but merge much of it into XNA instead. 
 * The companies which were developing for 2.0 got the advice to rewrite six months of coding for 1.1, and legally release their program, then rewrite it again for XNA once Microsoft was finished with their new API. 

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