> 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.
right. But, with S.W.F and the Drawing API you can do, for example a round button on windows. Or image the menus of SharpDevelop/VS.net. (Bad example, as the MagicLib p/invokes, but you get the idea) How should these things be done? Have a look at the /mcs/class System.Windows.Forms/Gtk directory. It seems like a demo app with a label and a button has been done. I have no time testing it on my Linux box, but ifyou or someone could build it and do a screenshot it would be cool. Johannes _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
