Install VB6 (Visual basic 6 ) without using wine [duplicate]

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How to install VB6 in Ubuntu 17.10 without using a wine,
if Visual studio supports to VB6 codes then how to add extension in visual studio.










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How to install VB6 in Ubuntu 17.10 without using a wine,
if Visual studio supports to VB6 codes then how to add extension in visual studio.










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How to install VB6 in Ubuntu 17.10 without using a wine,
if Visual studio supports to VB6 codes then how to add extension in visual studio.





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marked as duplicate by muru, vidarlo, karel, Eric Carvalho, Fabby Mar 13 at 9:22


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  • this is not duplicate question
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    Mar 21 at 11:33















this is not duplicate question
– Kunal S Kasar
Mar 21 at 11:33




this is not duplicate question
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Take a look at Mono for VB.Net support Under Linux (at my knowledge, it's the closest solution to VB6 you'll get) (the IDE is called Monodevelop).






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  • I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
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To Design Form like in Visual basic as well as compile, run code, you can install Gambas3:



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    Take a look at Mono for VB.Net support Under Linux (at my knowledge, it's the closest solution to VB6 you'll get) (the IDE is called Monodevelop).






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    • I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
      – Kunal S Kasar
      Mar 6 at 10:56














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    Take a look at Mono for VB.Net support Under Linux (at my knowledge, it's the closest solution to VB6 you'll get) (the IDE is called Monodevelop).






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    • I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
      – Kunal S Kasar
      Mar 6 at 10:56












    up vote
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    up vote
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    Take a look at Mono for VB.Net support Under Linux (at my knowledge, it's the closest solution to VB6 you'll get) (the IDE is called Monodevelop).






    share|improve this answer












    Take a look at Mono for VB.Net support Under Linux (at my knowledge, it's the closest solution to VB6 you'll get) (the IDE is called Monodevelop).







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    • I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
      – Kunal S Kasar
      Mar 6 at 10:56
















    • I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
      – Kunal S Kasar
      Mar 6 at 10:56















    I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
    – Kunal S Kasar
    Mar 6 at 10:56




    I had tryed it but Like visual basic it can not support Design GUI Forms
    – Kunal S Kasar
    Mar 6 at 10:56












    up vote
    1
    down vote













    To Design Form like in Visual basic as well as compile, run code, you can install Gambas3:



    sudo apt-get install gambas3





    share|improve this answer


























      up vote
      1
      down vote













      To Design Form like in Visual basic as well as compile, run code, you can install Gambas3:



      sudo apt-get install gambas3





      share|improve this answer
























        up vote
        1
        down vote










        up vote
        1
        down vote









        To Design Form like in Visual basic as well as compile, run code, you can install Gambas3:



        sudo apt-get install gambas3





        share|improve this answer














        To Design Form like in Visual basic as well as compile, run code, you can install Gambas3:



        sudo apt-get install gambas3






        share|improve this answer














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        edited Mar 6 at 21:52









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        answered Mar 6 at 11:03









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