[MonoDevelop] [Mono-list] ubuntu 11.10 i386 mono and monodevelop packages

[Ian Norton]

Actually, silly me, I've fixed that first bug already.

You can run all the normal mono programs using the pmono script, eg

$ pmono monodoc

Happy coding!

Ian
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Ian Norton <ian.norton-badrul at thales-esecurity.com> wrote:

>Hello All,
>
>For a while now I've seen people ask for binary packages of monodevelop
>and
>mono for ubuntu and at last I've been able to finally find time to get
>some
>made.
>
>The packages provide a parallel mono intstallation that won't conflict
>with the
>mono runtime installed by ubuntu. In the repository are everything
>needed by
>monodevelop to load, build and debug a gtk# program on ubuntu 11.10
>(oneiric)
>
>Getting started
>---------------
>
>Add the following line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file
>
>deb http://void.printf.net/~bredroll/pmono ./
>
>Then:
>$ sudo apt-get update
>$ sudo apt-get install pmono-monodevelop pmono-scripts
>
>## or just the following for core mono
>$ sudo apt-get install pmono-mono pmono-scripts
>
>( you need to install addins before MD, first bug for me to fix )
>
>Once all packages are downloaded and installed you have a full parallel
>mono
>install located in /opt/mono.
>
>Now all you need is to source the following script ( which I'll
>eventually add
>as a package ) before running mono or monodevelop.
>
>Eg:
>
>$ pmono bash
>$ mono --version
>$ monodevelop
>
>Included are everything needed to write a gtk# app using monodevelop
>2.8.2.
>
>Given time, I'll update to the latest MD and latest mono packages when
>they
>come out.
>
>Anyone curious about how this works can have a look at the scripts
>here:
>
>https://github.com/inorton/mono-ubuntu-build
>
>Best Regards!
>
>Ian
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