I have a C# code which I need to compile, execute and decompile using the terminal.
How can I do so?
I know C# and I like to switch between systems and use Linux. Can I use C# to build applications that will natively work on Linux? What should I do to make use of my knowledge of C# in a Linux system?
Note that I'm specialized in Unity3D, but I still want to create Linux applications using C#.
I want to work c# WPF. i search the net and find MonoDevelop , I want to know that is there any IDE for WPF in Ubuntu. and is that powerful as Visual studio in windows.
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Visual Studio style tool?
I'm looking for an IDE and compiler for C# in linux like visual studio or... to design forms an run programs.
I'm moved to linux newly.
I have just started at sixth form college, and I'm going to take a Computing A-level. I have been informed all the programming in the first year is in VB.NET on Windows (I believe you are allowed more freedom in the second year...)
I do have a Windows XP partition and you can download Visual Basic Express Edition for free, however I would like to know to what extent am I likely to be able to use Ubuntu (Mono or anything else) for my studies? Can anyone give me any pointers of where to start?
Realistically if this is to work I need to be able to use the same files/projects/whatever on both Ubuntu and Windows - so I can work from Windows machines at college, and more importantly so teachers can look at and mark my work! (I don't really want to make a point of asking my teacher about my Ubuntu use, I'd prefer to blend in and be a normal student...)