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14 7/8\ x 8 1/2\
You guys should install SDL.NET.
I'm running the examples in monodevelop right now and they're /wicked/ !
I'm running the examples in monodevelop right now and they're /wicked/ !
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14 7/8\ x 8 1/2\
14 said:You guys should install SDL.NET.
I'm running the examples in monodevelop right now and they're /wicked/ !
Oh yea,
Here it is:http://cs-sdl.sourceforge.net/
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14 7/8" x 8 1/2" poked his little head through the XP firewall and said:
I don't want to develop Mono. I had it already, it nearly wiped me out.
I don't want to develop Mono. I had it already, it nearly wiped me out.
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spike1
Linønut said:I don't want to develop Mono. I had it already, it nearly wiped me out.
Heheh, they seem to like naming things after diseases don't they.
Windows ME was the classic one. Yuppy flu in software form.
(What exactly IS mono by the way, I think I've only ever heard it mentioned
in american programmes... prolly got a different name here)
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(e-mail address removed) poked his little head through the XP firewall and said:
mononucleosis. Probably related to Epstein-Barr, I'd guess. It makes you
extremely tired. I also had hepatitis A at the same time. The doctor was
trying to reassure me, except that he was putting on a face-mask as he was
talking!
Heheh, they seem to like naming things after diseases don't they.
Windows ME was the classic one. Yuppy flu in software form.
(What exactly IS mono by the way, I think I've only ever heard it mentioned
in american programmes... prolly got a different name here)
mononucleosis. Probably related to Epstein-Barr, I'd guess. It makes you
extremely tired. I also had hepatitis A at the same time. The doctor was
trying to reassure me, except that he was putting on a face-mask as he was
talking!
J
Jim Trice
Heheh, they seem to like naming things after diseases don't they.
Windows ME was the classic one. Yuppy flu in software form.
(What exactly IS mono by the way, I think I've only ever heard it
mentioned in american programmes... prolly got a different name here)
Glandular Fever.