It takes some time to get used to the flow layout of Gtk#. It's not like Windows Forms or VB, wherein you can position form widgets anywhere. This flow layout thing is supposed to make it easier to accommodate different screen resolutions and sizes as well as localization (i.e. you might have longer text; the widgets will adjust accordingly in that case).

monodevelop: Images of MonoDevelop

linux Ubuntu gtk mono C monodevelop

06 - linux and windows side by side

Saturday, June 10, 2006

andrejohncruz posted a photo:

Running the Linux (within VMWare) and Windows Gtk# app side by side :) I just compiled it on MonoDevelop, copied the EXE to the Windows host and it worked. Don't they look cool :)

monodevelop: Images of MonoDevelop

linux Ubuntu gtk mono C monodevelop

01 - new Gtk# project

Saturday, June 10, 2006

andrejohncruz posted a photo:

Creating a new Gtk# 2.0 project from the MonoDevelop IDE. I'll be using the C# language for this one...

monodevelop: Images of MonoDevelop

linux Ubuntu gtk mono C monodevelop

danw: Stetic

Wednesday, April 05, 2006

For the last few months, I've been hacking on a project called "Stetic", a new GUI designer for GNOME written in C#. (The name comes from a long-ago flamewar posting in which a KDE fan asserted that GNOME was ugly, while KDE was "beautifull" and "stetic".

monodevelop: del.icio.us tag/monodevelop

.NET gtk gui GNOME mono monodevelop stetic

Lluis' Blog » A new GUI designer in MonoDevelop

Wednesday, April 05, 2006

I just committed the integration of the Stetic GUI designer in MonoDevelop. Yes, Stetic, not Glade-3. If you are wondering the reason for this change, just read the mail I sent to the MD mailing list some time ago. So, what's new about this new add-in? We

monodevelop: del.icio.us tag/monodevelop

.NET gtk gui mono monodevelop stetic

sorted by: recent | see : popular Content Tagged with gtk + monodevelop

sorted by: recent | see : popular
Content Tagged with gtk + monodevelop