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    <p>The most important things to consider at the beginning are,</p> <ul> <li>WinForms of Mono is problematic. Not only most third party controls won't work properly, but also libgdiplus itself is not 100% compatible with Microsoft's GDI+. It might appear to be a sweet option, but later you might still need to fight hard against the incompatibilities.</li> <li>WPF is not an option as Mono does not support it yet.</li> <li>GTK# is your best choice for UI, which blends naturally with Linux distros. If you refactor your Windows project properly, you should be able to share the non-UI code between your Windows and Linux solutions. This is what Mono guys recommend (not only use native UI frameworks for Windows, Linux, but also for Mac/MonoMac, iOS/Xamarin.iOS, and Android/Xamarin.Android).</li> </ul> <p>So go back to your questions,</p> <ol> <li>You should never wish for no code change for a real world project. No, that's impossible. As I said earlier, you have a chance to share most non-UI portion.</li> <li>You can develop the non-UI portion and the Windows only portion using VS2012 and test them out on Windows. If you plan to use Mono's WinForms or GTK#, you must develop and debug on Linux using MonoDevelop. Thus, you need either a virtual machine or physical machine of Linux.</li> <li>For me, I frequently switch between Linux/MonoDevelop and Windows/VS.</li> </ol> <p>As Mono + C# is much more productive than using C/C++, many successful Linux apps are developed on Mono, such as Banshee and Tomboy.</p>
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    1. COThank you for the invaluable insight. My project is about network channel analysis. The client is cheap industrial linux box most probably with no ui. Im using mono/c# to develop the client. The server would be windows develop using vs2012 c#. Most probably using wpf as ui. Im planning to share network/communication library between linux(client) and windows(server). My primary concern for using linux is for cost saving since the client is almost thousand units. What is your opinion on this matter? What would you do if you were me? Thanks.
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    2. COIf your app planned for Linux is a simple console application (Linux service apps are normally also console based, different from Windows service apps), then I think you can fully utilize VS to write it, and then test out on Linux. However, due to the difference of Mono CLR and .NET CLR, sometimes you might still need to prepare a Linux development machine (virtual/physical) aside, in case you need to perform some Mono only debugging.
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    3. COWhy not make web UI? These days you can make it pretty rich, and it'll be quite cross-platform.
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