[MonoDevelop] Newbiee - Installing and running

[Tom McCubbin]

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mono provides the compiler, run-time vm, and class libraries.  you need 
a program to run, like monodevelop, or muine ( a pretty cool music app )

in any case, you can just try (where 'my host>'  represents your command 
prompt in bash):

my host> mono

and you will get lots of help info, or try:

my host> mcs --help

for the compiler.

for help try:

my host> monodoc

and if monodevelop is installed:

my host> monodevelop

to set up an icon in gnome, just right-click on the desktop, and from 
the menu choose 'create launcher'.

the rest should be obvious...(i'm not sure what to do for kde. )

welcome to the penguin revolution...these guys that have developed mono- 
miguel and crew, and the md team are awesome.  Thanks to all of them, 
and keep up the great work!

-tom m

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Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 09:45:35 -0500
From: Tom McCubbin <tmccubbin@tggsolutions.com>
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mono provides the compiler, run-time vm, and class libraries.  you need 
a program to run, like monodevelop, or muine ( a pretty cool music app )

in any case, you can just try (where 'my host>'  represents your command 
prompt in bash):

my host> mono

and you will get lots of help info, or try:

my host> mcs --help

for the compiler.

for help try:

my host> monodoc

and if monodevelop is installed:

my host> monodevelop

to set up an icon in gnome, just right-click on the desktop, and from 
the menu choose 'create launcher'.

the rest should be obvious...(i'm not sure what to do for kde. )

welcome to the penguin revolution...and these guys that have developed 
mono- miguel and crew, and the md team are awesome.  Thanks to all of 
them, and keep up the great work!

-tom m


Danai Mukusha wrote:

>Hi,
>Am new to linux and the big thing that has convinced to move was MONO.
>Anyway, running suse9.0 pro.  I have loaded up all the files for mono
>via the rpm packages on the site.  The problem is that They have not
>appeared in the development selection list and I can't work out how to
>run from the command line.
>Can anyone tell me where the files are located so i try from bash or
>aid me in setting up an icon so I can run from desktop, KDE or  Gnome.
>
>Thanks
>_______________________________________________
>Monodevelop-list mailing list
>Monodevelop-list@lists.ximian.com
>http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/monodevelop-list
>  
>



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