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fuse studio for linux
hello, a question. Because there is no version for linux if supposedly for mac you use mono, it would not be more feasible also to create it for linux
A linux port of Fuse Studio would require a lot of changes. The biggest would probably be a GTK# port of Fusion. I don't think anyone is working on this ATM, but I could be wrong...
And why not do the interface with electron, a vs code went well. So it would be easier to maintain and see the functions of c # and use roslyn and mono. So it would be more compatible or it would be better to use mono and roslyn or .NET Core and roslyn
@zero2000: That would be more or less a complete rewrite. With the amount of man-months that already went into building this on something else, that's not very economical...
then the most feasible could be to see the GTK # library and as a GTK if I'm not mistaken, use something like css to give it design. but you would have to see the library to improve it (of course, if it is feasible) to be able to port it or convert it into a web app. since when using c # the interface could be generated by html.
@zero2000: I think you're misunderstanding. Fusion (the gui abstraction system in Fuse) will need a GTK# port, not Fuse itself. That's not that big of a task. It's not trivial, but it's doable for a single person in a reasonable amount of time.
