Building .NET apps for Linux from any operating system
🕓 6 MINIt’s 2024, and somehow, there is still a misconception that .NET cannot be used to build .NET UIs for Linux. So, let’s dispel that myth
May 29, 2024
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Exploring multi-window support for Linux, macOS, and Windows
🕓 4 MINDual screen, Split-screen, or Fullscreen, whichever describes your workspace, we live in a time of heightened productivity and seamless multitasking. So, shouldn’t your app’s UI
May 2, 2024
Uno Platform 4.5: Uno Islands, 4 New Controls, Linux Framebuffer and MUCH more
🕓 4 MINThe fifth release of 2022 brings innovation across all pillars of Uno Platform: UI, Toolkit, Extensions, and Tooling. In the process of this release,
September 14, 2022
Uno Platform 3.8 – New WinUI Calendar, Grid controls, 2x performance, new Linux scenario and more
🕓 6 MINThe new 3.8 release ports additional WinUI controls and layouts, such as the often-requested CalendarDatePicker and CalendarView controls, to all Uno-supported platforms getting us one
June 14, 2021
Uno Platform 3.7 – More WinUI, Project Reunion and Linux Support, Wasm Performance Boost
🕓 3 MINUno Platform 3.7 expands our support for the newest WinUI, Project Reunion and Linux, all while continuing performance improvements for WebAssembly head. Extending WinUI Support
April 27, 2021
Uno Platform 3.1 Released – Linux, new WinUI controls, Prism 8.0 and more
🕓 3 MINThe 3.1 release is our 6th release in 2020! In our 2019 survey you had asked us to release more often and we hope we
October 23, 2020
Windows Calculator on Linux via Uno Platform
🕓 4 MINWe’ve done it again. We’ve ported the open-source Windows Calculator to yet another platform: Linux! With all the rumors of a Microsoft browser – Edge
October 15, 2020
ANNOUNNCING: Uno Platform 3.0 – Linux Support, Fluent, Material and more.
🕓 4 MINToday, at our annual UnoConf conference we announced several new major advancements and have laid out the vision for Uno Platform in H2 2020 and
August 13, 2020
How to build WebAssembly C# Apps with the Mono AOT and Windows Subsystem for Linux
🕓 2 MINMicrosoft’s steady progress on WebAssembly gives an opportunity to test a lot of the new features regarding the payload size and performance balance.
March 12, 2019
