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I've recently started using Mandriva Linux 2007 in an attempt to transition to the Linux platform. Professionally I am a .NET developer and want to be able to develop .NET apps on Linux. This need is fulfilled by the MonoProject's implementation of .NET Framework on Linux. To be productive, however, I need a professional IDE. I'm not satisfied with the MonoDevelop IDE that is made availale by the Mono Project. SharpDevelop, the best Open Source IDE for .NET, is built to run on Windows only :(
Any info or pointer to a professional Open Source IDE for .NET on Linux is greatly appreciated.
Good Open Source IDE for C#
Linear Mode
