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MySQL .NET Connector Subselect Join Problem

The .NET Connector for MySQL definitely speeds up development but recently I've begun looking at the MySQL query logs and was surprised to see that my joins become subselect joins. I even updated to the latest version of the .NET Connector and it's the same thing.

I'm using it with the Entity Framework in .NET 3.5.

I figured it would be a long shot, but has anyone run into this same issue with using it or have recommendations on something better (free would be nice)? Something that supports joins, subselects (when I actually want to use them), etc.

I downloaded DbLinq figuring I would use that for selects (not that I know if it's any better or not), but it threw an object reference error when trying to generate the .cs file.

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