> I am a windows developer looking to release my first mono/GTK# program for > Linux. I don't want to use distro specific packages (e.g. rpm .deb) I have > read the Mono deployment guidelines at > http://www.mono-project.com/Guidelines:Application_Deployment but I feel > that some of the steps are unnecessary for such a small program. > Please correct me if I am mistake but the only dependencies should be mono > and GTK#?
Yes, and everything THEY depend on. But that should be a problem solved before your application arrives. Just setup you package to require gtk-sharp and the distribution's package manager should take care of it for you. > I have kept strictly to those two libraries. Does this mean I > could deploy the binary program unlike most other Linux programing methods? One of the best things about .NET is "xcopy deployment". Just place your executable and any specifically related DLLs in a folder and it should run. > I have looked at Autopackage and Bitrock does anyone have any input > concerning these or any other packaging systems. Building DEB/RPM packages for a simple problem is pretty simple. :) > If I am heading in the wrong direction please point me in the correct > direction. _______________________________________________ Gtk-sharp-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/gtk-sharp-list
