I have heard about Visual Studio . Net 2015 for Ubuntu
I can't find anything useful online yet
Can you please help me install this version on ubuntu linux?
Thank you...
As far as I know, no Visual Studio can be run in the LINUX or UBUNTU version.It only can run in Windows
You can try Wine, but per the Wine application database, Visual Studio generally works poorly under Wine
use this link
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=892
Visual Studio Code isn't an IDE like Visual Studio
Instead, it's a modified version of ATOM which is a text editor. It lacks almost everything from the original Visual Studio. By now, Visual Studio 2015 isn't properly working under WinE. Maybe a test can be done using the ISO instead of the web installer. Make ISO installer work under WinE it's your only option to get Visual Studio under Linux.
You can try wine, but it probably wont work very well.
Visual Studio Code isn't a full IDE and I hate it, but you can try it.
You could use a virtual machine with windows on it, or you could look at other programs that are similar. For example I use pycharm, because I generally work in python.
You can try wine.
Or Visual Studio Code, announced and released (preview) today:
https://code.visualstudio.com/#alt-downloads
Microsoft have released a cut down version for Linux https://code.visualstudio.com/ its simply called visual studio code! Then you have to install additional components such as ASP.NET version 5 which you can download from the same link. In my own experience I installed all of these and the program worked fine. That is until it was time to reboot my Linux Mint v 17.2 system. I use an encrypted drive and was able to enter my password to unencrypt my drive, but then after entering my userpassword my system crashed and went into a loop which I couldnt get out of. So I had to boot from a USB stick with Mint on it and unencrypt the drive from there to remove Visual Studio Code and its components just to access my system again so beware - there is a major bug here which needs fixing.
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Is there any way i can install visual studio on linux?
Already tried installing it. Rider is too expensive for my needs and I want to upgrade from Window to Linux. Distro: Garuda
I don't think you can run it natively. Perhaps there's a workaround by using a Windows virtual machine inside your Linux distro and then using Visual Studio in the VM.
A quick google yielded these alternatives that are Linux compatible, but as you can read by the comments under each listing, it depends on your use case. See if any of these will work for you: https://alternativeto.net/software/jetbrains-rider/
Visual Studio Code (interactive text editor) runs pretty fine. Although you will need several extensions for languages like C# to compile. There is also a gtk# language implementation with MonoDevelop (C# native implementation for linux), but its development was freezed.
I cannot execute my gtkmm-app any longer in visual studio 2012. It compiles fine but when executing it crasches. I get the error message that MSVCP100D.dll is missing.
I made this app in visualstudio 2010 last spring. OS was windows XP. No problem whatsoever.
Now I have visualstudio 2012 and windows 8.1 and get this error-message.
I dont know what to do? Is there a way to install MSVCP100.dll in the system-folder or could something be done in VS 2012?
I may underline that I just encountetred this problem when compiling and executing my gtkmm-app for the first time since the platform change and IDE-update. Ordinary console-applications no problems whatsoever.
If you also have time/knowledge - what is the purpose of this dll-file?
You are getting this error probably because you changed your compiler.
What you can do is to either recompile gtkmm with current Visual Studio or download pre-compiled binaries and rebuild your application.
Option 2 is to install Visual Studio 2010 back and forget about Visual Studio 2012.
If you want both latest Visual Studio and gtkmm 3 then...
It's not an easy task, and it's hard to answer your question in detail here, so
Here is an tutorial to let you get started compiling/installing gtkmm 3 in Visual Studio 2013 for Windows 7 and later:
I developed a project in nodejs on Visual Studio 2013 full edition with Nodejs plugin of Codeplex (http://nodejstools.codeplex.com/).
It always worked fine till, one week ago, when I decided to upgrade (as suggested) the Nodejs pluging. Now Visual Studio crash every time I open a project in nodejs and print me this alert:
No problem with other type of projects.
My PC has a quad core i7 CPU, 16GB ram and the SO is Windows 8.1.
I solved this.
Node.js tools plugin on VIsual Studio suggested me to update it to the lastest beta version.
I innocently accepted and then started my problem.
I has been necessary to remove the plugin and install the suggested one from http://nodejstools.codeplex.com/ to solve the problem.
You cannot uninstall it from the extension view of VS (tools->Extensions and updates) 'cause it a SO application, therefore it must be removed from Control Panel->uninstall programs.
It appears that it's no longer possible to debug using VS2012 tools on a Surface RT running 8.1 (see Debugging Surface RT 8.1 from Visual Studio 2012).
So, how can I uninstall it, because it still has icons on the start menu, and items under program files. The digital signature is no longer recognized, so it's not possible to uninstall via the control panel.
Just remove the program files folder of Visual Studio 11.
Then go to your registry keys in HKLM => Software => Microsoft and remove the Remote Debugger entry.
Now you can do a fresh install of the VS2013 remote debugger tools and next time you'll restart the old icon seems to be removed from the all apps screen.
Good luck :)
Yeah good luck with that, we will all need it... As is mentioned in a few places on the web, Win 8.1 and Visual Studio 2013 can develop apps ONLY for Windows 8.1, while Windows 8.0 and Visual Studio 2012 can develop apps ONLY for Windows 8.0... You can install both side-by-side on the same machine (VS 2012 and VS 2013) though.
But what really gets me is that my new surface 2 is now a paperweight because I can no longer debug on it as I don't wish to abandon Windows 8.0 development ATM. I hope Microsoft addresses this as it could become a serious fragmentation issue and keep developers away in droves.
I read in another thread that in order to make exe applications run on a 32bit OS, you need to go into the properties of your program and change Target CPU to x86. I've done this and for some reason, I still get an invalid win32 error when I try running it in Windows XP. I would post a picture but I don't have enough rep, so I hope you get what I'm trying to say!
I had your exact same problem, take a look here How to compile for Win XP with Visual Studio 2012?
Basically, VS 2012 does not support Windows XP, so you need to download & install CTP Update if you want your program to work in that OS.
Once installed, you need to change this option in your project properties:
Hope this helps.