How to execute Windows Forms Application in Linux 5.0. I installed mono 2.8 on my linux machine. Here i am very new.Please help me. For console application of C#, it is executed successfully. But C# windows application it is not executed. Can u tell me what is the pre requisite condition for executing the C# windows application on Linux machine. Please.......
Take a look at the Mono guide to porting Winforms applications
I dont think you can without running it in wine or something like that.
You can code in .net but i think the front end still needs to be in GTK or linux UI equivalent
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Currently I am using Ubuntu linux and I want to create a WinObjC app on Linux plateform. Is there any way to create WinObj apps on linux.
Sorry to disapoint you, but unfortunately there is not. WinObjC is intended to bring iOS apps to Windows 10. Basically it just enables you to write Windows 10 apps in Objective-C but you still need a Windows 10 machine to compile it.
A Windows 10 device and Visual Studio are mandatory at the moment, to create WinObjC apps.
I want to write an application for Windows which displays its GUI on a Linux machine.
My idea is to use GTK+, compiler would be MS Visual C++, I know that the gtk libraries are available for Windows, but need a push into the right direction to start.
Will I need some kind of client app on the Linux side as well?
Someone knows if VS Coded UI Tests run under Linux using Mono ??
Dont have a testsetup on my hand to test this fast :/
Coded-UI does not support any OS other than Windows.
You can find it here. Supported Configurations and Platforms for Coded UI Tests and Action Recordings
Supported Operating Systems:
Operating Systems Windows 7
Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows 8
Windows 10
I have been using X11 with windows Maker provided with cygwin package for multi windows in windows Xp. Currently I am moving to windows 7 but unable to install cygwin.
Is there any other multi windowing system like windows maker for cygwin on windows ?
Thanks for your help in advance.
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I really like to use MobaXterm as nice ssh client, but more importantly as very lightweight and fast X server for Windows.
Typical usage on Windows: start MobaXterm, then from its console ssh user#linux-box. Now, you can simply execute any GUI program on your Linux box, like gedit, eclipse, etc., and it simply works! This is because MobaXterm automatically supports forwarding of you graphical DISPLAY from Linux to Windows.
This method for remote access works much faster than VNC. Performance is actually similar to Remote Desktop, if not even faster.
I have developed a simple RPC server in executable format using Visual C++. Now I would like it to run as a service at Windows boot up. How to program this?
This article may be useful:
Start Your Windows Programs From An NT Service
http://www.codeproject.com/script/Articles/ArticleVersion.aspx?aid=719&av=49654
Depending on the version of Windows you are using, you can use Sc to do it as shown at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/251192.
To fully integrate, there are many guides: one is at http://www.muukka.net/programming/service/
The simplest would be to create a windows service template from Visual Studio:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/40xe80wx(v=vs.80).aspx
... then cut-and-paste.