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Gtk# Windows Installer
Again, this is just the first pass, but already this installer will make it so that all you need to do are these 4 steps:
- Install Windows
- Install Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 SDK or Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 (for the best possible experience)
- Install Gtk# Win32 Installer for Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 SDK.
- Restart your system and begin creating Gtk# and Glade# applications from within Visual Studio(as seen on this tutorial included with the installer) or the Command prompt.

Gone are the days of having to go through a lot of steps to ensure your development environment had all the bases covered in order to enjoy step-debugging and integrated development within Visual Studio.
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Gracias
I want to thank my two beautiful girls Maria (madre) and Monica (hija) for cutting me some slack while developing this installer. I also want to commend PJ Cabrera for collecting feedback in Puerto Rico -- I only get to see Texas and Boston Win32 developers now days.Special thanks to Mauricio and Carlos my two new Brazilian hacking acquaintances, for their drive motivation and ideas that went a long way to inspire this effort.
Comments: Gtk# Windows Installer
Nicely done! I've been trying to find ways to use GTK# more (want to do more with Mono), but the install was a pain. This is just sweet! Bravo!
Thanks,
I downloaded it hoping it would work for Visual C# 2005 Express Edition Beta 1, but I did not seem to. I guess I'll keep asking how to use GTK# on the gotmono forums. I haven't figured out how to use it yet.
this is just so awesome, I cant wait to try it out.
I am trying to get some answers to some basic questions, but cant seem to find any:
dunno if this is answered by/in the download but how does this installer relate to the combined mono/xsp/gtk# installer, ie is that a superset?
if I want to develop (and later deploy) gtk# apps for mono, will that combined installer help?
again, this looks awesome and I think this may really get alot of people trying out mono, gtk# and thus moving towards cross platform .NET based development.
I am looking at:
http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/project/?prj2make-sharp
and:
http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/project/?gtks-inst4win