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I use Ubuntu 8.10 with Ubuntu Mono1.9.1 installed by default, but the Ubuntu Mono2.0.1 release brings more new features (only relative to Ubuntu Mono). But there is no official installation source, can only come down to compile the code, compared to Windows linux for me is still too strange to understand a lot of places, but this is not difficult for us programmers, see ReadMe check Google anyway, to get you done, compiling Ubuntu Mono 2.0.1 is very smooth

Sudo apt-get build-dep Ubuntu Mono// installs some necessary packages to avoid errors. / configure-- prefix=/usr/local

Make sudo make install

A few minutes of the compilation process, very smooth, after the completion of the terminal type Ubuntu Mono-V

Mono JIT compiler version 2.0.1 (tarball)

Copyright (C) 2002-2008 Novell, Inc and Contributors. Www.Ubuntu Mono-project.com

TLS: _ _ thread

GC: Included Boehm (with typed GC)

SIGSEGV: altstack

Notifications: epoll

Architecture: x86

Disabled: none

Installation complete! There seems to be no difficulty.

The following installation of Ubuntu MonoDevelop is the beginning of the ordeal. I retrieve the Ubuntu MonoDevelop code from SVN.

Direct. / configure this program also reminds me that I am really short of a few libraries, and this has been searched in Synaptic as he suggested.

Install, can pass, but the lack of files in the make process is quite depressing, at first, reported the lack of Ubuntu Mono-addins assembly

This is also easy to do, download and compile by copying all the compiled files to the bin directory of Ubuntu Monodevelp

Once again, make, this problem is gone, and then we will talk about using a similar method to solve the problem in the absence of Ubuntu Monodoc 2.0.

Again, make is short of gtk-sharp this time.

Not be loaded: > Assembly: gtk-sharp (assemblyref_index=1)

> Version: 2.12.0.0

> Public Key: 35e10195dab3c99f

> System error: Unknown error: 0

I obviously compiled and installed Gtk# 2.8Ubuntu Monodevelop and said on the web page that it needs 2.8. why do you want version 2.12 here?

In google. A lot of people in here have the same problems as me.

But there is no good solution. I use gacutil-l | grep gtk-sharp

Gtk-sharp, Version=2.8.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=35e10195dab3c99f

It also proves that I have gtk-sharp 2.8in my GAC for a long time, *, using a method that I don't like very much.

I opened the gac folder of the original Ubuntu Mono1.9.1, and there was a 2.12 version of dll in it.

I copied them all to the gac folder of the new Ubuntu Mono. The compilation really passed.

Direct make run can run Ubuntu Monodevelop, but there is always something in mind

Unhappy, I don't know if there is any good solution for all of you here.

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