Do you think I could just leave this part blank and it'd be okay? We're just going to replace the whole thing with a header image anyway, right?
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For any reason, it can't open on my device. Any suggestions?
I use Linux KUbuntu
Visual Studio Code is a simple text editor, not a compiler.
Install The Mono Project and MonoDevelop, and build your programs there. It's designed for Linux.
You can even create cross-platform GUI apps using Gtk# instead of the cancerous Windows-only Windows Forms.
Stop using Wine.
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Try to restart or search on the internet.
Or give us more information.
What are you even trying to do? You can't run Windows-only software like Visual Studio on Linux.
Install The Mono Project and MonoDevelop, and build your programs there. It's designed for Linux.
You can even create cross-platform GUI apps using Gtk# instead of the cancerous Windows-only Windows Forms.
Stop using Wine.
But there are no Mono lessons!
Mono is the .NET framework, to run C# software. MonoDevelop is the compiler, like Visual Studio.
To create your first solution, go to File - New Project.
Then you'll see it's exactly the same as any other compiler, as Visual Studio.
You write the code, build the code, run the code.
Now that I've read you were trying to install Visual Studio Code, I want to tell you that VS Code is a simple text editor, not a compiler. You can also try Atom
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To create your first solution, go to File - New Project.
File > New > File (?)
HG wrote:To create your first solution, go to File - New Project.
File > New > File (?)
File > New > Solution (or File > New > Project).
Or you can simply click "Start new solution" in the "Welcome" tab you are on when you open the program.
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AnatolyEE wrote:HG wrote:To create your first solution, go to File - New Project.
File > New > File (?)
File > New > Solution (or File > New > Project).
Or you can simply click "Start new solution" in the "Welcome" tab you are on when you open the program.
So a compiler is better then a text editor? So Mono is better then VS?
You're supposed to get a window like this:
On newest versions the solution type window is like this:
Well, try pressing New (or course add the Name) and let's see what you get.
What's your MonoDevelop version? It looks out-dated.
So a compiler is better then a text editor? So Mono is better then VS?
The program you downloaded is Visual Studio Code, a hack-able text editor. Visual Studio 2015, and Visual Studio 2010 Express, are perfect examples of compilers. Again, Mono is the .NET Framework. MonoDevelop is the compiler.
In my opinion, MonoDevelop is better than Visual Studio, but that is not going to answer your question since you were referring to VS as a text editor, when I refer to the compilers.
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You're supposed to get a window like this:
http://www.monodevelop.com/images/345-N … Window.png
On newest versions the solution type window is like this:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/fp3mf.png
Well, try pressing New (or course add the Name) and let's see what you get.
What's your MonoDevelop version? It looks out-dated.
How to check the version of Mono?
And I also have these two Options, after going to 'Empty Project':
You are finally on the correct area.
Gtk# support should be enabled by default. Try enabling it.
There's no need for Unix Integration.
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You are finally on the correct area.
Gtk# support should be enabled by default. Try enabling it.
There's no need for Unix Integration.
It looks like there need something to be done to have the editor?
Press View and enable the Solution Explorer. If there's no option to it, then your version of MD seems to be ****** up.
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Press View and enable the Solution Explorer. If there's no option to it, then your version of MD seems to be ****** up.
View > Solution - is enabled. Or is it the wrong?
Then to be honest I don't know what's going on. I've never worked with old versions of MonoDevelop like that.
I recommend you to install the latest MonoDevelop version for Linux on their website: http://www.monodevelop.com/download/lin … deprecated
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Then to be honest I don't know what's going on. I've never worked with old versions of MonoDevelop like that.
I recommend you to install the latest MonoDevelop version for Linux on their website: http://www.monodevelop.com/download/lin … deprecated
Well, I have opened that site, and got cunfused, what to write in the terminal?
EDIT: Looks like i got down then 14.04, wait ill update the software top a newer version
Assuming Ubuntu 13.04 and later, use these commands:
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys 3FA7E0328081BFF6A14DA29AA6A19B38D3D831EF
echo "deb http://download.mono-project.com/repo/debian wheezy main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mono-xamarin.list
sudo apt-get update
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Okay. I'll do it immediately after my 14.04 update happens, or can i do them now?
You can use them when you want. It'll install Mono and MD from Mono servers, not from Ubuntu Servers.
TIP: Get a newer version of (K)Ubuntu. Try 16.04 LTS.
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You can use them when you want. It'll install Mono and MD from Mono servers, not from Ubuntu Servers.
TIP: Get a newer version of (K)Ubuntu. Try 16.04 LTS.
I currently install 14.04
Still very old. The only good thing of it it's that it's LTS (Long Time Support). But it still has a lot of out-dated packages. Ubuntu 16.04 is also LTS.
It's all about personal preference anyways.
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I have ran all 3 commands. Nothing happened
EDIT: Or what shall I expect
I have ran all 3 commands. Nothing happened
EDIT: Or what shall I expect
Also you already have console and GTK options. What else do you need?
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So I have now a Main.cs file. What do I need now?
So I have now a Main.cs file. What do I need now?
You don't need to follow any C# tutorials or how to use MonoDevelope.
Start with bot tutorials and copy and paste and you should become a good bot creator.
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