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    1. COI have to agree that this is very confusing. My company has a huge investment in .NET and are interested in moving to Linux. From the looks of the download page, one can only deduce that not only is Windows only supported up to v2.10, neither is Linux... Distributions for all platform is available for v2.10, but for v.3.#, distributions are only available for Mac OS X. Very confusing.
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    2. COAnd I don't know what you're talking about regarding "since if you don't use IDependencyResolver you have to register multiple things as well in order to get the full benefits". 99% of the time, people are doing this to have Windsor create the Controller - they don't care about all that other stuff. If you implement IDependencyResolver to have Windsor create controllers then you have to register all that other stuff or you will get an exception. If you want to override that stuff then yes... IDependencyResolver is what you want, but not if all you care about is controllers.
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    3. COI assume you're talking about this: http://devlicio.us/blogs/krzysztof_kozmic/archive/2010/08/27/must-i-release-everything-when-using-windsor.aspx Yes, if you're pulling from the container, you've got a design problem. But if you're using a lifestyle that doesn't have a end event that the container is aware... you absolutely have to release it. It's very easy to create leaks in my experience and the experience of the ~70 developers I work w/. I see it on a daily basis in cases that aren't container abuse. It's a lot easier to call Release in my experience, but do whatever you want to do.
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