Max Metral wrote:
For those of us doing porting and checking out mono after coming from VS, itHopefully MonoDevelop combined with mono-debugger can turn out to be just as productive as Visual Studio .NET. I haven't tried it yet, since mono-debugger isn't packaged for Debian.
doesn't look so great to end up with a compiler with no tools to figure out
what's going wrong...
An easy-to-use IDE with a handy debugging interface is what's needed to attract developers to GNU/Linux IMHO. Mono is already a big leap forward. Before, programmers probably had to use C/C++ if they wanted to develop an (integrated) application for GNU/Linux, which isn't as attractive as developing in C#.
Kind regards,
-- Jo Vermeulen Student Computer Science at the LUC _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
