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Monoppix 1.0.6 is out

Monoppix is a bootable Linux CD that runs .NET applications on the Mono framework. It makes it easy to see your .NET code running on Linux without installing a thing.

Release Information

This is mostly a stack upgrade release. Here's what's included in Monoppix 1.0.6:

Monodoc, mcs, Mono, libgdiplus, gtk-sharp 1.06
Xsp 1.0.8
Monodevelop 0.51
Cairo 0.2
(continued support of MySQL 4.1.7)
Included .Net in Samples book (HTML format)
Improved desktop links
Monodevelop bug fixes
- Application execution directly from monodevelop is now fixed
- The project type images are now properly displayed

[via Jon Galloway]

Published May 25 2005, 07:41 AM by darrell

Filed under: .NET

Comments

Brendan Tompkins said:

This is huge. Mono for everybody!

# May 25, 2005 8:12 AM

Sahil Malik said:

Do I need to recompile though?

# May 25, 2005 12:00 PM

Nope, you don't even need to recompile. Mono implements the CLR and .NET namespaces on top of Linux, so your .NET DLL's and EXE's run without recompilation. Of course, there are some portions of .NET that Mono hasn't fully implemented yet and P/Invoke doesn't work, but things like ASP.NET are reasonably solid at this point.

# May 25, 2005 2:16 PM