# Develop on Linux

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Can Sharp Develop be anyways run on Linux?
Like Mono(for linux)> #develop.
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WINE > Mono(for windows)> #develop.

Posted 9-Aug-10 7:20am

Tejas_Pathak

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2010-08-09T08:16:00

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If you mean "Can I run Sharp Develop on Linux?" then no - it win only. There is a version that does though: MonoDevelop[^]
However, (as I have said before) Do not expect Mono to work exactly teh same as .NET - it doesn't. And probably never will. If you develop with Mono on Linux you should be fine, but don't try developing under VS / .NET and expecting a straight port. It won't happen...

Posted 9-Aug-10 8:16am

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Tejas_Pathak 9-Aug-10 23:11pm

Thank you for your valuable remarks. But if sharp develop is based on pure .net and mono is full implementation of runtime(atleast) then it is supposed to run there. Perhaps it has something to do with PInvoke calls, so I was wondering if they are covered in WINE, then the software may run there......

Tejas_Pathak · Answer 2 · 2010-08-10T08:18:00

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I tried it with WINE, Mono for windows and sharpdevelop. The sharp develop installs correctly, even runs to display a window but crashes when a new project is created. It has some problems with MSbuild it says.

Posted 10-Aug-10 8:18am

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#realJSOP 10-Aug-10 14:25pm

Nothing that requires .Net 3.0 and higher will run on WINE or Mono. Period. End of story.