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> [email protected]] On Behalf Of ziggy_bcn
> 
> I was thinking if there is an easy way to get mono up and running easily on
> a windows machine, for its usage on Visual Studio (I would preffer not to
> change the IDE if possible). I want to do this with the confidence that my
> tests will be run on the mono runtimes, instead of being run on the
> Microsoft .net, and Ideally I would love to be able to debug applications
> properly.

Welcome.  What you're looking for is the mono-tools plugin for visual studio on 
windows.  Install visual studio, and this plugin, and mono for windows.  This 
will allow you to write code, debug as usual in .Net, and then click a special 
Mono menu inside Visual Studio, and Run or Debug in mono on windows.

Also look for monotools-server.  You run this on linux/mac/whatever, and you 
connect to it remotely via the same Mono menu in visual studio.  Remotely run 
or debug in mono on a remote non-windows system, while you are sitting 
comfortably inside visual studio debugger the whole time.
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