[Mono-list] Messed up mono install :( how to clean up?

[Peter Hultqvist]

Over the times it has been tricky, especially when the current master
branch required a later version of mono than was available in the latest
Ubuntu release.

Right now it works though, this is how I do it.

1. Install monodevelop from the Ubuntu repo - this will install all the
dependencies you will need.
2. Build monodevelop from source and install into /usr/local

About cleanup, you could possible just remove everything under
/usr/local, it depends whether you have anything else there you need.

On 2014-11-08 16:32, aikeru wrote:
> Hi, there. This is my first time posting on this mailing list. I thought I
> would ask here, too, since I am not sure where is best to get help with this
> sort of Mono-related issue.
>
> The full details of my issue is here:
>
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2251959
>
> In summary...
> - I am trying to install monodevelop from source
> - When building monodevelop, it acts like gtk# libraries are not installed
> - I have two gac folders and don't know how to clean up after multiple mono
> installs (some manual, some from apt-get)
> - I built/installed gtk# from source
> - I can add gtk# to one gac folder ( /usr/local/lib/mono/gac ) but not
> another ( /usr/lib/mono/gac )
> - whereis mono returns 9 different locations :(
>
> I would be grateful if someone can help me... Thanks! I'm tempted to
> reinstall Ubuntu, but I want to learn the proper way to do this, and
> coincidentally help others with similar issues.