Re: One Simple Question
Alexander Gnauck <[email protected]>
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> I have worked with C# a bit [because GLADE is there] > I like wxWidgets, but I except wx.NET to have .NET event system. :P > so there is no patent problem. > I never understood [and no offense] why Wx.NET GTK# QT# Kimono FX.NET > even a FLTK.NET > and no GNU wf :P [and use wxWidgets that is THE TOOLKIT] i also tried them all and think wx.NET is the best for me. Other people will prefer other Toolkits > No offense again but if only there was only a wf based on wx(.net) for > all the platforms. that would mean for me RAD > and RAD is the keyword for MS platform and is why VS is so popular and > Windows Platform is so popular between the devs [because of VS] i totally agree. I dotn undestand why still people start creating new GUI Toolkits instead of working together on one. > that would show to the people the power of Free Software and would > make them leave from Windows. > I'm talking about Windows.Forms the GUI [mostly] and not other .NET > stuff. [OLE, COM, winapi] yes i think we should start with writing a wrapper. Mono and Portable .NET both have exactly the same classes than Microsoft .NET. Why not Windows.Forms. But as Alexander said, its a lot of work for some spare time developers. And i also only use wx. NET in my spare time and its very limited. It checked out the SWF code from Mono for Wine. I think it will be lots of work. But its a good starting point. Are there tools from Mono for making a skeleton of all SWF classes? Alex ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click