I realize that this question might be "anathema" for all Microsoft haters
out there. But being I newbie - I get to ask it anyway: is there a way to
program for Linux using Visual Basic 6? Or is there a VB6-"like" integrated
development environment for Linux? If not - what is the closest
i think i saw one in LM7.2?
Hi...
You might find this is what you're looking for:
http://www.janus-software.com/
Cheers.
M.
On Monday 19 March 2001 09:29, Andrei Raevsky wrote:
I realize that this question might be "anathema" for all Microsoft haters
out there. But being I newbie - I get to ask it anyway: is
On Monday 19 March 2001 09:29 am, you wrote:
There is a program out that calls "Kylix" which is like Visual Basic/C++.
You can find more about it at www.Borland.com. The open version is due out
the middle part of this year which would be free to download. Otherwise you
can pay $500.00 to
I realize that this question might be "anathema" for all Microsoft haters
out there. But being I newbie - I get to ask it anyway: is there a way to
program for Linux using Visual Basic 6? Or is there a VB6-"like"
integrated development environment for Linux? If not - what is the closest
hmm i've been wondering about too...
there are some other nice languages (with lots of documentation) out there
that are fairly easy to program in and you can make GUIs.
right now im learning python.
I realize that this question might be "anathema" for all Microsoft haters
out there. But
Kylix is a program like Visual Basic 6. Borland Inprise will publish it for
Linux in an attempt to offer an alternative to Visual Basic.
Eugene
