Hello, Few hours ago I push to git a modification of the original script of Nathan Bridgewater
This script do this: 1. Ask you for the version of mono you want to install 2. Sets the MONO_PREFIX to /opt/mono-version_you_given 3. Install throught apt-get the packages of your distro needed to compile Mono and his dependencies. 4. Downloads the specific sources for the mono version you choosed and the sources of his dependencies. 5. Set ./configure --prefix=/opt/mono-version_you_given for all the packages to be compiled. 6. Makes and make install of each one. 7. Creates a file "~/mono-version_you_given" with the bash commands to set the parallel environment to load it with the bash source command. I test it in Linux Mint (Ubuntu) and Debian. In few days a will publish the versions for other distros. You can find the script in https://github.com/AlbertoLeon/Simple-Mono-Installer with the name "install_mono_choosing_version.sh" Please see README to find the original script of Nathan Bridgewater My idea is to create a set of scripts to automatically do this tasks for all major distros that doesn't have a clean way to get the latest stable version of mono. And too I want to make some GTK apps to do it graphically and friendly to be more easy. These tools in future will give you the oportunity to select one of the installed parallel environments and to download and compile MonoDevelop and others Mono based programs. Best Regards, -- http://stackoverflow.com/users/690958/alberto-leon
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