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    Mono update

    Last week they got the C# compiler self hosting on Linux..looks like we are not too far off from C# apps on Linux. The only pitfall I see right now is forms. Forms will be handled by the Gtk# library. So I would venture a guess that for best protability keep your form completely seperate from other logic and provide form code files for windows and Linux.
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    If you read properly what they say, it is GTK bindings not that your form code would have to be changed for GTK.

    That means your form will be managed by the C# system. You wouldn't have to do anything special.

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    Question 17: How is Mono related to GNOME?

    In a number of ways. This project was born out of the need of providing improved tools for the GNOME community, and will use existing components that have been developed for GNOME when they are available. For example, we plan to use Gtk+ and Libart to implement Winforms and the Drawing2D API and are considering GObject support.
    From http://www.go-mono.com/faq.html

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    Excuse me for being iliterate...

    Well that is better..woot!
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