> The problem is you can create other widgets and/or modify the
> standard ones.
> This will require the emulation of half of the windows GUI, I think.
>
> So what could be done (perhaps), would be doing the standard
> widgets, by wrapping them to the gtk+ widgets.
> This would make multi-platform GUI possible, but only in a
> very limited way.
I would have preferred to use a even higher level libraries
like KDE or Gnome libs. IMO most of the windows widgets would be supported
in kde and gnome. I had used glade with gnome widgets about a year back
and most of the windows widgets are present in it. There would be one to
one mapping between Gnome/KDE widgets and windows forms widgets.
I know I am sounding as if its a very simple job :) but I am really
interested in running windows apps on linux.
Happy Hacking,
Ajay
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