I've realized that Avalonia actually runs well on Windows, from limited testing, it's actually much more responsive than the Windows .NET native build.
(I'm not positive about whether the dataset I loaded was the same so I will confirm this later)
It looks like its missing a few of the features of the Windows app - namely - so far I haven't noticed trackers for total duplicate size, number of dups, number of groups.
Nonetheless, I'm impressed. The windows build should be discarded & the cross-platform build should built for every platform, including Windows.
Unfortunately, it's a bit of a pain to rename the project - I attempted it in #15 & got runtime errors on Windows & Ubuntu. It's possibly related to an embedded .sln in the Linux dir not updating correctly?
Maybe an easy-ish fix is to remove the embedded .sln, and add a reference + config to the top level .sln? I'll see what happens.
I've realized that Avalonia actually runs well on Windows, from limited testing, it's actually much more responsive than the Windows .NET native build.
(I'm not positive about whether the dataset I loaded was the same so I will confirm this later)
It looks like its missing a few of the features of the Windows app - namely - so far I haven't noticed trackers for total duplicate size, number of dups, number of groups.
Nonetheless, I'm impressed. The windows build should be discarded & the cross-platform build should built for every platform, including Windows.
Unfortunately, it's a bit of a pain to rename the project - I attempted it in #15 & got runtime errors on Windows & Ubuntu. It's possibly related to an embedded .sln in the Linux dir not updating correctly?
Maybe an easy-ish fix is to remove the embedded .sln, and add a reference + config to the top level .sln? I'll see what happens.