Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 21st Jan 2006 22:40 UTC
"The combination of Mono, Gtk#, C#, Glade, Glade# and Monodevelop will get you knocking out desktop and Web apps like a pro in no time. The best part is that Gtk# is available on both Windows and Linux, so it's pretty easy to make a cross-platform application that uses the .Net framework on Windows, and Mono on Linux." Read more here.
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2005-07-27
I used the ".NET or Not" tool and Visual Studio 8 contains 487 managed libraries out of 1,495 files. And 11 programs included with .NET host the CLR.
Those 487 managed libraries make up 179 megabytes of space. A quick extrapolation from Mono's own libraries puts the code that shipped in my version of Visual Studio at 2 million lines of code.
Am using the small edition of Visual Studio here: not enterprise nor architect, so the only debatable piece is whether enterprise and architecture features make up for another 5.5 million lines of code.
Miguel.