[Mono-osx] newbie

Michael Foord fuzzyman at voidspace.org.uk
Wed Jun 18 14:56:48 EDT 2008


Ockert wrote:
> I found the intalling of mono easy. If you want to do any winform apps you
> also need to install X11 as well.
> The latest released build provides a usable MonoDevelop which opens and work
> with projects created by VS2008.
>
>   

Does anyone actually find MonoDevelop usable on OS X? I desperately 
*want* to use it, but on the several machines I've tried it on (all 
10.5) it starts new projects with several lines 'squashed together' and 
new lines also get squashed into them making it impossible to edit files.

For me the repro steps are:

1. Open MonoDevelop
2. Create a new C# console application
3. look at lines 7 and 8 which are squashed together and try adding new 
lines.

This is so fundamental (and reproducible) that I just assumed 
MonoDevelop wasn't in a usable state yet.

Michael Foord

> I have some issues on the Mac PPC which still needs to be resolved.
>
> Enjoy
> Ockert
>
>
> luis medrano wrote:
>   
>> Hi List,
>>
>> I'm new programing in C#, right now I'm doing it from work but I home
>> I have a Mac, I would like to know how easy is mono to install in the
>> mac and also if I can share my development betwen mono and
>> VisualStudio.
>>
>> I would appreciate all your comments.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Luis
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