Hello, 1- You'll have to package extra DLLs if you use Mono-specific stuff (under the Mono namespace), or if you use GTK#, you'll have to add the GTK# installer along with your program, for example. Otherwise, the code Mono generates is binary compatible with .NET.
2- I think so, but I can't say for sure. 3- Not really (apart from bugs). Solutions and projects are now compatible with Visual Studio. 4- Your project must not invoke Windows DLLs, and the .NET classes used must be implemented in Mono (see: http://go-mono.com/status/). Also, MoMA is a tool that will point out potential problems with your app if you want it work on other OSes: http://mono-project.com/MoMA 5- Dunno. Hope that helps. Alexandre Vazquez wrote: > > Hi Forum, > > First of all, I have to apologize because some thread like that it'd been > opened for each order with the same doubts that I ask here but I don't > find it in the forum. > > I've developed a project in C#. The first requirement it has to work in > Windows systems but I work always under Linux systems, because of that I > have some doubts about compatibility of Mono and MonoDevelop develop. > Theese are the followings: > > - Each project developed by MonoDevelop and testing in Linux with Mono > always run in Windows without any "add-on"? > > - Can I use all the free libraries of C# in my Mono Developers? > (http://csharp-source.net/) > > - Is there limitations when I use Monodevelop instead of Microsoft Visual > Studio or SharpDevelop? > > - All the C# projects that worked in Windows, will run in Linux with Mono? > Library limitations? > > - Is there any way to work with a MS-SQL Server in Linux or I need a > Windows machine with MSSQL installed? > > That's all, thank you very much. Because of your work, people like me > don't need to work with Windows systems anymore. > > And, again, apologize if it's message has been repeated. > > I'm waiting for your responses, mates! > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/General-doubt-about-compatibility-Linux-and-Windows-tp25162693p25167067.html Sent from the Mono - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
