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    AmbiguousName
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    hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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      hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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      Groulien
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      Have you looked into Mono[^] yet? Mono is .Net for Linux but I believe it's limited to .Net 2.0. Developing Mono (.Net) for Linux can be done with a Visual Studio plugin for Windows or MonoDevelop which also runs in Linux.

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        hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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        anthonybates
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        I think you can run it on the Linux. Because Linux is also an operating system. It allows the application to run the compatible software. Website Templates | Joomla Templates

        modified on Thursday, July 14, 2011 1:36 AM

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          hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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          Ni7408
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          its better u do in windows platform because on linux it wont run fully and still u want to then there are some linux which provid a good form of .net eg.suse

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            hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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            vnsw
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            You need install Mono on Linux. If your .NET app using .NET 2.0, you can run you app on Linux. I'm using Ubuntu 11.04 and run KeePass 2.15, a .NET open source. Just exit to terminal and type "mono KeePass.exe" Using MonoDevelop, you can develop a C# application on Ubuntu. Also, you can run ASP.Net and C# on Ubuntu too.

            http://www.vn-software.com/

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              hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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              Riceto
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              If you want to just run it you can do this without problems if it is that simple and written in .NET 2.0 because wine(the emulator for windows apps) can handle it. But if you want to develop, Mono is the answer. Latest versions are quite good.. :)

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                Have you looked into Mono[^] yet? Mono is .Net for Linux but I believe it's limited to .Net 2.0. Developing Mono (.Net) for Linux can be done with a Visual Studio plugin for Windows or MonoDevelop which also runs in Linux.

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                Mono can run .NET 4 applications under Linux, even without recompiling.

                Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

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                  If you want to just run it you can do this without problems if it is that simple and written in .NET 2.0 because wine(the emulator for windows apps) can handle it. But if you want to develop, Mono is the answer. Latest versions are quite good.. :)

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                  Riceto wrote:

                  is that simple and written in .NET 2.0

                  You obviously haven't used it yet. Support goes beyond .NET 2.0[^], and it's quite capable.

                  Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

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                    hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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                    Mehdi Gholam
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                    While most of ms .net is working and implemented in mono (expect a lot of winforms and wpf) you are pretty safe with server side code, as for UI code except for rudimentary winforms, you will be looking at a major porting project. While the plug has been pulled by Novel, Miguel De Icaza has created a spin-off company to keep mono running. Like most ports you will be looking at a significant porting operation I'm afraid.

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                      hello guys... I dont know where to put this question. Lets say I have made a notepad in C#.NET. Now how can I run that notepad on linux platform? thnx

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                      Iranian MM
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                      if you just want to run your windows program in linux , wine is better for you. wine is a application that allow computer programs written for Windows to run on linux and mono is also can run your windows application in linux, but mono is a development tools and you can develop your application too.

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                        if you just want to run your windows program in linux , wine is better for you. wine is a application that allow computer programs written for Windows to run on linux and mono is also can run your windows application in linux, but mono is a development tools and you can develop your application too.

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                        Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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                        Wine may not help him directly because it is not a direct Win32 port. There is a .NET runtime involved and hence he may need Mono runtime in his case.

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