Hi,
Just a quick heads up to say that I've updated my mono-compiling page to reflect the change from cvs to svn and fixed a few bits and pieces on there as well.
Feel free to comment...
http://www.all-the-johnsons.co.uk/mono/mono-compiling.html
In debian, the command
dpkg -l mono*
will give a list of all mono components available in debian (well, all that start with mono), and the first column will say if the pacakge is installed or not. For example, a section of the output on my computer looks like:
ii mono-common 1.0.2-1 common files for the Mono CLI runtimes ii mono-jit 1.0.2-1 fast CLI (.NET/Mono) JIT compiler ii mono-mcs 1.0.2-1 the Mono C# compiler un mono-mint <none> (no description available) ii mono-utils 1.0.2-1 Mono utilities
dpkg --purge <list of packagenames> is used to purge packages (which means remove everything, including config files that might have been created). This must be run as root, where the dpkg -l can be run as any user...
Might be useful information to add, since the rpm stuff is there.
John
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