01-18-2019
@wisecracker It was a mistake on my part. Originally, I tried downloading the program from the 'Ubuntu Software' utility and that version was the one that did not work. Before downloading the .deb package from the link I provided I did try to uninstall the program inside of the 'Ubuntu Software' utility but apparently that didn't work either because it stuck around and ended up confusing me. When I thought I was starting the version of the program I installed via the .deb package what I was actually attempting to start was the same (non working) version of the program installed through 'Ubuntu Software'. Moral of the story, don't try to install software that is not UNIX based through the 'Ubuntu Software' utility.
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prj2make - Makefile generator from Visual Studio and Sharp Develop solution files.
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The prj2make tool will produce Makefiles or NMakefiles from Visual Studio solution files (files ending in .sln or .csproj) or SharpDevelop
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