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  1. Mar 2nd, 2006, 09:12 PM #1
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    After I compile somthing with DOTGnu, whats needed for it to run on a MAC? Like what do they need to install?
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  2. Mar 3rd, 2006, 02:13 PM #2
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    Re: DotGNU

    It's on DOTGnu's website: http://pnetframework.sourceforge.net/
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    Re: DotGNU

    if you can live without using System.Windows.Forms on a mac, then Mono is probably a better option (you can create .app folders with macpack). you would have to use another GUI toolkit such as wxWidgets (use wx.NET to access it from C#) as System.Windows.Forms is not supported very well on the mac platform. wxWidgets also has the advantage that it looks like a native application on whatever OS it is run. There are many GUI designers for wxWidgets that can write C# code, such as wxGlade and wxDesigner.

    EDIT: i switched from using SWF because both Mono and DotGNU do not have a working "DataGrid" control.
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