You question can be better answered on the gtk-sharp-list mailing list
than this list.
http://www.mono-project.com/Mailing_Lists
There is MonoDevelop which is written in C# and runs on Mono using gtk#
as the GUI. It was originally a port of SharpDevelop; however,
MonoDevelop has changed so much it really doesn't have much in common
between the two anymore. Also, MonoDevelop will only run on Linux and
other unix-like environments. It does not run on Windows. This is
mainly due to some of MonoDevelop's dependencies.
Marko Zmak wrote:
Is there any IDE for C# that is using GTK instead of Windows.Forms?
I think that this is one of the things that's missing for Mono, and C#
programs to be really portable. Yes, of course I can writte programs
using Windows.Forms (since Mono supports it), but everybody suggests
to use GTK instead. And also on several places I've heard that
Windows.Forms will never be fully functional in Mono. But without a
propper GUI developement tool, it's a little hard to switch all the
programs to GTK.
For now I use SharpDevelop, and I'm quite satisfied with it, but I
haven't heard about an IDE that's allows the usage of GTK (in a form
of WYSIWYG editor). Does anyone know if such thing exists, or will
exist in near future?
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