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I don't think using Windows.Forms will work. Unless I am wrong, mono is
the only (or the only major) .NET-compatible CLI for the PowerPC
platform.
However, mono implements Windows.Forms through winelib, which is
entirely
dependent u
Hello Fabien,
On Tue, 2004-11-09 at 23:45 +0100, Fabien Meghazi wrote:
> That would be perfect if in the future Windows.Form would use Qt#
> under kde and Gtk# under Gnome.
> That would bring consistency to mono applications under unixes and GUI
> consistency is what unixes need.
The current impl
> That would be perfect if in the future Windows.Form would use Qt#
> under kde and Gtk# under Gnome.
As I understand it, this is probably not likely to happen any time in the
near future. The Qt and Gtk APIs not only differ by their function calls,
but their basic architecture, too. It would be a
> The current, ongoing implementation of System.Windows.Forms is built
> directly on top of libgdiplus, which is our implementation of
> GDIPLUS.DLL using Cairo (http://www.cairographics.org). We have stopped
> developing the Wine-based Windows Form implementation for more than 6
> months.
I had n
> Qt# is not going very quickly, but it is not dead.
That would be perfect if in the future Windows.Form would use Qt#
under kde and Gtk# under Gnome.
That would bring consistency to mono applications under unixes and GUI
consistency is what unixes need.
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Hello Stephen,
On Tue, 2004-11-09 at 17:24 -0500, Stephen Touset wrote:
> I don't think using Windows.Forms will work. Unless I am wrong, mono is
> the only (or the only major) .NET-compatible CLI for the PowerPC platform.
> However, mono implements Windows.Forms through winelib, which is entirely
Qt# is not going very quickly, but it is not dead.
On Tuesday 09 November 2004 11:00 am, Christian Convey wrote:
> Qt# looks like its going nowhere.
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>> I'm considering Mono as the environment for a cross-platform GUI
>> application I'm designing. The app would ideally run with just one code
>> base on Linux, OS X, and Windows.
>>
>> Is Windows.Forms the best choice for cross-platform GUI programming in
>> Mono? I assume that Gtk# is Linux-spec
I'm considering Mono as the environment for a cross-platform GUI
application I'm designing. The app would ideally run with just one code
base on Linux, OS X, and Windows.
Is Windows.Forms the best choice for cross-platform GUI programming in
Mono? I assume that Gtk# is Linux-specific, and Qt#
Hello,
> I'm considering Mono as the environment for a cross-platform GUI
> application I'm designing. The app would ideally run with just one
> code base on Linux, OS X, and Windows.
>
> Is Windows.Forms the best choice for cross-platform GUI programming in
> Mono? I assume that Gtk# is Linux
Windows.Forms is a solution yes but Gtk# works today on Linux, Unixes
and Windows. See the GTK+/GTK# installer for Windows on forge.novell.com
Erik
Christian Convey wrote:
Hey guys,
I'm considering Mono as the environment for a cross-platform GUI application
I'm designing. The app would ideally
Hey guys,
I'm considering Mono as the environment for a cross-platform GUI application
I'm designing. The app would ideally run with just one code base on Linux, OS
X, and Windows.
Is Windows.Forms the best choice for cross-platform GUI programming in Mono? I
assume that Gtk# is Linux-specifi
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