Hello,
~ > rpm -ql mono-core | grep bin
/usr/bin/certmgr
/usr/bin/certmgr.exe
/usr/bin/chktrust
/usr/bin/chktrust.exe
/usr/bin/gacutil
/usr/bin/gacutil.exe
/usr/bin/mcs
/usr/bin/mint
/usr/bin/mono
/usr/bin/mono-find-provides
/usr/bin/mono-find-provides.exe
/usr/bin/mono-find-requires
/usr/bin/mono-find-requires.exe
/usr/bin/setreg
/usr/bin/setreg.exe
/usr/bin/sn
/usr/bin/sn.exe
~ > cat /usr/bin/sn
#!/bin/sh
exec /usr/bin/mono /usr/bin/sn.exe "$@"
~ > file /usr/bin/sn.exe
/usr/bin/sn.exe: MS Windows PE 32-bit Intel 80386 console executable
Hmmm ...
Is there a reason why the mono-core rpm installs the Windows executables
into /usr/bin? They are not linux executables, and should not be in the
standard $PATH. They really ought to be in /usr/lib/mono/ somewhere,
like
some of the other Windows executables and libraries from the mono-basic
rpm (along with the appropriate changes to the shell scripts that
call them)
-dean takemori
