On 11/05/12 13:12, José Baltasar García Perez-Schofield wrote:
To my understanding, Ubuntu does not support GTK# for .NET 2.0 based mono runtime, which is not a bug. You are trying to run an app with insufficient software components on an OS. If you want to use the feature that the OS does not provide, you'll have to provide that by yourself, like it wouldn't make sense to bug Microsoft that WP7 does not ship with System.Data.That is interesting. The problem is that, with Mono-2.10.8, .NET applications created with mono 2.10.8 and the latest MonoDevelop, that in Ubuntu work adding the "--runtime=v4.0 switch", do not work in Windows anymore. They just simply crash, showing no errors. The only way to execute one of that applications is to install mono and launch them from there (showing at the same time, an ugly command line window for a brief moment).
Thanks for bringing that up - it wasn't something that I'd encountered, but it is useful to know. My apps are currently built using Jenkins on an Amazon cloud instance, which is running CentOS (I think - it is a hosted service, so I'm not sure), so I'm still compiling using an old library.
If that's true, is it a problem of targeting .Net v4.0 in general and running on other releases (including .Net), which don't properly support the 4.0 profile?
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