Make it work on Linux #117
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I could get rid of the mentioned exceptions by some platform checks. I have no experience with C# and could use some advice. It seems that the lines disabled by platform checks will only mean some minor inconveniences in usage. If I see this correctly, it would mean:
Is this correct? These parts might be re-implementable to be cross-platform, but I lack the knowledge for that. |
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I'm not at all familiar with xmake or mono, can anyone provide any guidance on how to compile this on Ubuntu? I've tried both methods with no success. |
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Tried to make it work on Linux. The stopwatch icon apparently was in a format that didn't work with Mono on Linux. I re-saved it using Gimp. Now the project at least compiles, so this might be a first step to fix #53 and #70. When started, the program still throws an exception immediately, though.