Thank you for the fast response, Stifu. I used the following line of code to
try your test:
this.Title = IsMono().ToString();
and it displayed "False" in both cases, i.e the app doesn't use Mono on
Windows. Actually, I don't have Mono for Windows installed, only GTK#. The
problem is that this also happens with the GTK# (version 2.10) that is
supplied in the Mono Downloads section.
Stifu wrote:
>
> To me, it looks like the first screenshot uses MS .NET, while the second
> one uses Mono (thought I don't understand why it'd run Mono by default
> when simply launching a file from the explorer). You could make sure and
> find out which framework is used with a function like:
>
> public static bool IsMono()
> {
> if(Type.GetType("System.MonoType", false) != null)
> {
> return true;
> }
> return false;
> }
>
> Native Windows theming will be included in Mono 2.2, due out in
> December... So this should fix your problem, I think (unless it only
> concerns programs that use Windows.Forms and not GTK#? I don't know, I
> guess someone else could clear that up).
>
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