Being a geek, I decided to use multiple threads to speed up the computation, but VMware player (which I use to run Windows XP within Linux) does not appear to emulate multiple CPUs. So, I decided to see if I could compile and run the program using Monodevelop. Sure enough, Monodevelop had no trouble importing a Visual Studio project. I had to fix a couple bugs that hadn't manifested under Windows, but then it worked perfectly.
Obligatory screenshot:
[Yes, I'm still running KDE on my desktop machine. It will be replaced with Xfce after the semester ends.]
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I just installed monodevelop 2.0 on my linux machine. So far, I think it's great, but, unlike visual studio, it doesn't seem to have any support for custom syntax highlighting. Do you know of any way to add custom color schemes? I assume that I will have to edit an xml file somewhere.
I have no idea about custom syntax highlighting - I though the default scheme was OK. Basically, at this point in my life I'm too lazy to spend a lot of time configuring things... :-)
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