Joe Audette wrote: >> It doesn't even appear. What package should I have installed (I >> > installed everything, I think). > > > If you go into System > YaST > Software > Software Management > and search for mono you should find it. As I recall the only thing missing > was mod_mono which you can get by adding an additional installation source > > On mine I added an http source > Server Name: suse.mirrors.tds.net > Server Directory: pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.1/inst-source > > if you are in the US that should be fine or you may want to look at the list > on opensuse wiki for a closer one > this will give you additional packages like postgresql and lots of other > stuff that isn't on the cds > > I would install pretty much everything you see in searching for mono then to > upgrade all of it to the newest version go to the mono download page and > download all the rpms > unzip the rpms into directories then from the terminal cd into those > directories one at a time and do > sudo rpm -Uvh *.rpm > > in the devtools folder I got an error on gecko so had to install the rest one > at a time in that directory like > sudo rpm -Uvh filename.rpm for each file > > be sure and install boo > > I just did all this last weekend and the latest 0.11 MonoDevelop is working > nice for me. > > Hope it helps, > > Joe > That worked. Apparantly Monodevelop is not included in the SuSE 10.1 CDs natively. _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
