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well maybe because there exists countless gui applications that uses it, and furthermore, if you say its crossplatform, you cant say that with a straight face u
by redeeman 2y ago
well maybe because there exists countless gui applications that uses it, and furthermore, if you say its crossplatform, you cant say that with a straight face unless you also support gui? fact of the matter is, microsoft was perfectly happy to preach their .net shit as cross platform to try extend into non-windows usage, except for gui stuff, as thats "for windows"
- int_19h 2y agoWe are talking about WinForms specifically. If you want crossplatform GUI, then don't write it in WinForms - write it in Gtk#, or Avalonia, or Uno, or ... Note that C++, Rust, Go all don't have any kind of standard GUI support out of the box at all.