Debian is one of many Linux distributions. Mono is the version of .NET's transferred version under Linux, easy to install MONO through debian's APT-GET
1. First add: in /etc/apt/sources.list:
Deb http://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/current ./deb-src http://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/current. /
2. Update the existing package: APT-GET UPDATE
3. Install the Apt-Get Install Mono
40M space is installed, if you want to update the dependent package, you will need more space
The .NET program under the first Linux:
Debian: ~ # cat> hello.csu {static void main () {console.writeline ("Hello, World!");}} Debian: ~ # mcs / target: Exe hello.csCompiLation successEDdebian: ~ # ./hello.exehello, World! Copy the program to Windows, can be executed directly. The first Windows .NET program c: / csc hellowin.cs will generate helpin.exe, which can be performed under Windows.
Under the program COPY to Linux, because the executable under Linux must use the executable properties, pass: chmod u = rwx hellowin.exe to execute properties. Debian: ~ # ./hellowin.exehello, World! Can be run successfully. With MONO, Windows under Windows can run directly under Linux, the .NET program that is generated under Linux can also be run directly under Windows, really caul. Since I installed Linux in VMware, I don't know how to access the files under WindowsXP in the HOST in VMware. I know the friends, please let me. Debian as if there is a program that downloads the file directly from the website, knowing the friends, also taking the website: Mono's release http://pkg-mono.alioth.Debian.org-mono's old nest under Debian http://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/mono Among them, there are MONO issued versions of each platform: http://www.go-mono.org/
