On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 1:29 AM, Jarrhed<wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I doubt it would stop working randomly, imo Wine has gotten a lot better than it used to, for example CSS hasn't broke for a longtime and Mono has been known to work for a longtime, they even used to release a version specifically for wine. Worst comes the worst I could just release an installer with .NET Framework 2.0 but I highly doubt that will be needed If you use the .NET framework that essentially means that for the Wine community it might as well be closed source. Most people do not have Visual Studio 2010 and would not be able to compile your program. Relying on a .NET interpreter (either MS or mono) adds an extra layer where things break and makes everything harder to debug. Whether or not the project is useful to begin with, this language choice would make it less useful for Wine.
