[MonoDevelop] A dreadful story...

Jon Cosby jon at jcosby.com
Wed Sep 5 17:03:50 EDT 2007


Jason Brower wrote:
> I was scared that I would have to let go of my linux platform for the
> semester and use the windows computer as school for my .net course.  It
> looks like monodev does most of what the course needs.  But I think it
> may not fill all my needed requirements.
> Almost all programs developed will have a windows gui.  I have
> experience in pythonGtk.  But, me teacher doesn't have a clue.
> My Question:
> Would I be able to make binary programs with gtk built in?  Or better,
> can I create gui's in much the same way that they do in visual
> studiblows?  I am not willing to pay for a copy of windows so I may end
> up spending my nights at the school working rather then at home. :S
> A scared little student.
> I am programming in pystart.
> Jason Brower
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MonoDevelop has GTK# designer support, but you must have the Mono
runtime to run these apps. If that's not possible, you could try doing
the code on your Linux station and porting it with the gtk and other
libs to Visual Studio on campus. Or you could go with Winforms.

At worst, you could dual boot Linux and Windows. Many schools provide
Windows and VS for free or next to nothing.


Jon Cosby



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