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Thank you for this info Miguel
Making progress with msvc, with a lot of second guessing, but I cannot seem to
fully get out of the circular dependencies easily. After fixing a few things,
there seems to be a two to three stage build process ('basic', 'build' and,
well, the huge rest). I can
Making progress with msvc, with a lot of second guessing, but I cannot
seem to fully get out of the circular dependencies easily. After fixing a
few things, there seems to be a two to three stage build process (‘basic’,
‘build’ and, well, the huge rest). I can build the ‘basic’ stuff with
Hello,
To my understanding, Ubuntu does not support GTK# for .NET 2.0 based
mono runtime, which is not a bug. You are trying to run an app with
insufficient software components on an OS. If you want to use the
feature that the OS does not provide, you'll have to provide that by
yourself,
But if I force my app to run under the 4.0 runtime using a switch then
it works without error (as far as I've seen). That implies that there
might something that could be handled, possibly by Mono or possibly by
Ubuntu if it isn't appropriate for Mono itself to do it.
Someone in Ubuntu might have
Hi !
To my understanding, Ubuntu does not support GTK# for .NET 2.0 based
mono runtime, which is not a bug. You are trying to run an app with
insufficient software components on an OS. If you want to use the
feature that the OS does not provide, you'll have to provide that by
Hello,
IBBoard wrote:
But if I force my app to run under the 4.0 runtime using a switch then
it works without error (as far as I've seen). That implies that there
might something that could be handled, possibly by Mono or possibly by
Ubuntu if it isn't appropriate for Mono itself to do it.
Hi...
On 11/05/12 17:38, Atsushi Eno wrote:
IBBoard wrote:
...
Someone in Ubuntu might have decided that GTK# for .Net 4.0 only might
have been a feature and hence not a bug when 2.0 apps won't work,
but it seems like a very badly planned and unnecessary change.
That sounds wrong to me.
Okay, so my other topic is getting bogged down and missing the point.
Hopefully this will keep the important part separate from the cruft.
For reasons that won't be discussed here, I have a .Net 2.0 app that
uses GTK#. This is fine on openSUSE using 2.10.6, but on Ubuntu 12.04 it
crashes out
On 11/05/12 13:12, José Baltasar García Perez-Schofield wrote:
To my understanding, Ubuntu does not support GTK# for .NET 2.0 based
mono runtime, which is not a bug. You are trying to run an app with
insufficient software components on an OS. If you want to use the
feature that the OS does not
On 11/05/12 13:12, José Baltasar García Perez-Schofield wrote:
To my understanding, Ubuntu does not support GTK# for .NET 2.0 based
mono runtime, which is not a bug. You are trying to run an app with
insufficient software components on an OS. If you want to use the
feature that the OS does not
IBBoard wrote:
Hi...
On 11/05/12 17:38, Atsushi Eno wrote:
IBBoard wrote:
...
Someone in Ubuntu might have decided that GTK# for .Net 4.0 only might
have been a feature and hence not a bug when 2.0 apps won't work,
but it seems like a very badly planned and unnecessary change.
That sounds
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