Is it possible to run an application written (and compiled) in MS Visual Studio .net on Linux?

Question

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Is it possible to run on Linux an existing application written (and compiled) in MS Visual Studio .net? Without the need to run it on a virtual Windows and without a Windows emulator like Wine. Access to the source code of the application is

Answer 1

run through mono

Answer 2

I will add, you should not expect that a .net application, even without windows api, will run 100% under mono. There is still a difference in platform implementation. Some kind of guarantee can only be given by good test coverage, and a run under both platforms.
The name Wine is a recursive acronym and stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator" - "Wine is not an emulator" (meaning that Wine is not a computer emulator, like qemu or VirtualBox, for example, Wine is an alternative implementation of the Windows API) .

Answer 3

if the console application or Win Forms is written - that most likely will be launched. If WPF is used, then no.
write in the console (in the application directory, of course)
mono {path to *.exe}