Just as a comment, we have been using mono for the past 8 years and our app is very well spilt between client(gui) and backend server with all the client build on windows only and all the backend server compiled on windows and mono on Linux and we have about 3 to 4 million lines of back end code with over 20000 test all running on both windows and Linux and 99% of it without change. there are a few areas that are platform specific that need to be addressed but for the most part everything compiles and running and runs on Linux and windows without change. The key is to have a solid split between client(gui) and backend server since the gui is something that you would have thats specific to the platform you are working on, either be it be windows, Linux,ios,android.... and the server can be designed to be cross platform and communicate between the client and the server through remoting which for the most part crosses between the windows and Linux/mono world with little problem although wcf could also be used . Like a said we are almost 4 million lines of code into it and so far its been working but you have to think about this right at start and cant look at it down the road in the project. Just an observation anyhow.
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