> > I was wondering how to code something in linux (a simple daily expense > > manager) that runs on linux and also be able to be executed in windows?
If you want transparent binary compatibility, without user installing any additional software, Java might be they only way to go. With some reservations, mono is a good alternative. You'll have to be careful: not all WinForms will work with mono, but you might find this an attractive option for to make a small good looking application. Finally, you can always pick up a scripting language of your choice and bundle it with your installer. -- Manas Alekar <maale...@gmail.com> _______________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List