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C # Chart Library

I was looking for a good cross-platform graphics library for use in a .NET project designed to run on both Windows and Linux, but everything looks dependent on WinForms controls, apparently including ZedGraph (not to mention that ZedGraph looks a bit, well, dated).

Microsoft chart controls for WinForms / ASP.NET look great, but as I said, they are dependent on WinForms controls. I know that Mono includes WinForms support for Linux, but I would not want Linux end users to install WinForms for what will eventually become a GTK # application.

Does anyone know of a .NET diagram library that is WinForms independent and has good visual appeal?

PS As an example of a good visual style in another PHP project, we use pChart (which I would link, but I do not have enough reputation for it).

PPS I was thinking about using the Google Chart API, but I don't want to require a network connection just to create charts.

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After searching for something that is both aesthetically pleasing and useful cross-platform, I think I can try to write my own.

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