Visual Studio 2010 is a great tool under Windows to develop .NET applications. In Linux, there is a open source project, which is called “Mono“. It is a great alternative to develop the .NET applications under Linux. The source code can be also compiled into .EXE using Mono, and can be run everywhere where the .NET framework is intalled. I think it is a similar idea to Java where JRE executes the bytecode (*.class) if you compile using javac. The core essence is write once and run everywhere.
Using Ubuntu, you can issue a command “sudo apt-get install monodevelop” which will install the mono compiler and a IDE. The mono-csc is similar to csc.exe under windows. They will compile .cs files into EXE .NET programs. It is amazing that the .EXE compiled under mono-csc can be run directly without modification on Windows.
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