[Mono-list] Cross-platform GUI Applications

Tom Opgenorth tom at opgenorth.net
Thu Mar 20 12:03:52 EDT 2008


FWIW, I'm doing a bit of experimenting in this too.  I think that the
route I will take is to stick with WinForms.  So far, for all of the
very simple stuff I'm doing, I haven't encountered any real issues.  I
base this decision on the fact that I already know WinForms and I'm
not up to speed on GTK#.

On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 8:14 AM, Lee Jenkins <lee at datatrakpos.com> wrote:
>
>  Hi all,
>
>  I'm considering moving from a different language/platform for development to
>  .net/Mono and I'm unsure as to what path GUI/Windowed application will take from
>  now on.  I've done a little development with .net/mono over the last couple of
>  years, but not enough to consider myself "comfortable" with the platform.
>
>  I want to write GUI applications that are portable between Windows (.net) and
>  Linux (mono), but I'm unsure of what the best route would be.
>
>  WinForms?  WPF?
>
>  I don't mind developing to the least common denominator for GUI controls and
>  such, but I am unsure as to which technology is
>
>  1) Most portable between .net/Windows and Mono/Linux.
>  2) Most enduring for the next few years?
>  3) Actually works ;)
>
>  Are developers successfully deploying substantive GUI applications between
>  Windows/linux with Mono?
>
>  Thanks for your help and input.
>
>  --
>  Warm Regards,
>
>  Lee
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