Andrey 2013-04-03 18:30:56 UTC I've downloaded GTK# 2.12.20 for.NET and installed it from monodevelop.com. Upon attempting to install monodevelop 4, the installer fails to recognize that GTK# is present on the system. Restarting the system does not seem to help.

What is Gtk#? Gtk# is a Graphical User Interface Toolkit for mono and.Net. The project binds the gtk+ toolkit and assorted GNOME libraries, enabling fully native.

This is on Windows 7 (x64) Pro The attached screenshot contains a the Programs and Features window in the background, displaying that 2.12.20 has been isntalled. The command line is 'dir windows assembly GAC g*' And the window on top is the error from the installer.

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