VS is a mixed native / managed program, so Mono isn't sufficient to make it
run on a non-Windows OS. If your goal is to host IronPython in a C# program,
you should definitely be able to use the Express version to develop that.
But you won't be able to use any of the Python tooling inside that copy
On 9/4/2011 7:45 PM, Vernon Cole wrote:
It looks like my next big project will be done in IronPython and
Silverlight.
But since my laptop runs Windows so poorly, and my student copy of
Visual Studio is on a workstation 200 miles away, it seems that it
might be a good idea to do the initial codi
On 9/4/2011 7:45 PM, Vernon Cole wrote:
It looks like my next big project will be done in IronPython and
Silverlight.
But since my laptop runs Windows so poorly, and my student copy of
Visual Studio is on a workstation 200 miles away, it seems that it
might be a good idea to do the initial codi
It looks like my next big project will be done in IronPython and
Silverlight.
But since my laptop runs Windows so poorly, and my student copy of Visual
Studio is on a workstation 200 miles away, it seems that it might be a good
idea to do the initial coding using Linux (which runs pretty well on th
