Since the concept of java is to "write once, run everywhere", is there a way to run my simple app on the mac or say the fadora 2 core for linux I don't see any packages for these systems.
Can I deploy a simple J# app to Linux or the Mac?
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Can I deploy a simple J# app to Linux or the Mac?
gisgeezer
pqjr
J# souce code is compatible with Java. It is useful to keep a compatibility with Java.
For instance, C language is not binary compatible among platforms, but many people use C in oder to keep a portability.
Ultrawhack
Trevor2006
I also agree that since J# is based on Java it should be able to run "wherever" Java is available, but there are no examples or information on how to do that.
This should be of interest to Microsoft to publish since they also support and build apps for Mac, and Bill himself owns a chunk of Apple as well.