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If I develop an application using VB.NET IDE on a Windows OS and I want to enable this application for a Linux or Unix, how do I do so?
Is there any way i can run an application developed in .NET on LINUX or
Can I develop an application using .NET on LINUX itself.
I am looking for articles, examples or experts reviews anything which leads to correct path....
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Posted 24 April 2011 - 08:03 PM
Mono is often not the solution. Specifically, if you have lots of OS-related calls (e.g. invoking WinAPI), Mono won't help. The compatibility layer is quite thin, but offers most of the .NET capabilities in a cross-platform environment.
Some resources to check:
Visual Basic .NET support in Mono
Mono Roadmap
Some resources to check:
Visual Basic .NET support in Mono
Mono Roadmap
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Posted 18 May 2011 - 04:56 AM
Like everybody said I will say Mono also. But it is probably not the best language if you are willing to venture to another language. Like C/C++ or Java.
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