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Have they fixed the bug where you can't copy/paste between mono apps and native OS X apps yet? https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3106 https://bugzil

Have they fixed the bug where you can't copy/paste between mono apps and native OS X apps yet? https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3106 https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3106 -- Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Copy some text in any non-mono application 2. Paste it to mono application. Actual Results: Copy&Paste doesn't work. Expected Results: Working clipboard. How often does this happen? Always. -- Wow. So by cross platform they mean "unusable GUI apps on Macs"

visualR 12y ago
If you were going to develop a mono app on osx you'd be better off using monomac than gtk#. Mono develop is written in gtk# and cut and paste works just fine on osx.
- billyhoffman 12y ago
  My use case is the most basic one possible: -Build a GUI app in C# -Run in on both my Windows dev machine (Windows 7), and my main desktop (OS X) That's it. I don't care even what I have to use to build the app (Windows Forms, Stetic, etc). Any advice?
  - visualR 12y ago
    If your app is something others will use, for the best experience you write your app in such a way that the UI is as swappable as possible. Then write a Mac UI with monomac and a Windows UI with WPF. If it's just you who needs it, then Gtk# might be ok for standard things. But don't expect good os integration without work.
  - jonpaul 12y ago
    Have you considered using node-webkit, AngularJs, and Bootstrap for your cross platform GUI needs?
    - visualR 12y ago
      The problem with this is you only get 1 thread for the UI and other stuff to run on.
leafartist 12y ago
What you mean by "unusable GUI"? The same button you clicked to get to this page looks 99% and acts 100% the same on every platform. A button is a button. A textBox is a textBox no matter what any platform call it.