On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 09:41:01 -0700, Alx wrote:
Thank you very much.
I've read something about the mono project, but I've found that it's not
fully compatible with MS .NET Framework. I mean there's no way to develop my
application and take it without modifications to other platform.
Maybe I'm asking too much :P
No, this probably will never be possible, not in the near future anyway.
For the very simple reason that many .NET application are relying on the
underlying Windows API by doing Interop stuff or using ActiveX controls for
example. In this case, having the application work automagically on another
plateform is something of an utopia at the moment.
If your .NET application a is pure .NET application however, then i think
that you should give Mono a try. I have not tried it myself but i've heard
a lot of good things about it. There are still some .NET classes that are
not fully implemented or tested in Mono but if you develop your application
with portability in mind and avoid unsing these classes, you may be able to
have it work on Linux, MacOS and other plateforms as well.
Note that there is also another open source project that has the same aim
as Mono:
http://www.gnu.org/projects/dotgnu/