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Some examples of why .NET is a Windows technology: http://www.mono-project.com/Guidelines:Application_Portability http://www.mono-project.com/Guidelines:Applic

• gokhan 14y ago
  No. Those are examples of portability issues when your application depends on platform specific functionality: Most code containing P/Invoke calls into native Windows Libraries (as opposed to P/Invokes done to your own C libraries) will need to be adapted to the equivalent call in Linux, or the code will have to be refactored to use a different call. <-- Means when you choose to directly link to Windows technology. Registry <-- If you choose to use it. I haven't written any registry dependent code for the last ten years and don't even miss anything about it. you should not assume the order of bytes <-- Not .Net's problem. ... the list goes on.