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There is a StackOverflow question quite similar to this, Mono on Raspberry Pi. However, through my own research, I haven't been able to find anything specific to .NET, but rather just C#.

You can install the runtime using APT on a Debian distro by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install mono-runtime

You can also (assuming you have some sort of GUI such as LXDE) install a slow Mono IDE with:

$ sudo apt-get install monodevelop

For Arch Linux ARM you need to install the runtime via Pacman, like so:

$ sudo pacman -S mono

The Mono IDE can be installed in a similar fashion:

$ sudo pacman -S monodevelop

There is a StackOverflow question quite similar to this, Mono on Raspberry Pi. However, through my own research, I haven't been able to find anything specific to .NET, but rather just C#.

You can install the runtime using APT on a Debian distro by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install mono-runtime

You can also (assuming you have some sort of GUI such as LXDE) install a slow Mono IDE with:

$ sudo apt-get install monodevelop

For Arch Linux ARM you need to install the runtime via Pacman, like so:

$ sudo pacman -S mono

The Mono IDE can be installed in a similar fashion:

$ sudo pacman -S monodevelop

There is is a Stack Overflow question quite similar to this, Mono on Raspberry Pi. However, through my own research, I haven't been able to find anything specific to .NET, but rather just C#.

You can install the runtime using APT on a Debian distro by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install mono-runtime

You can also (assuming you have some sort of GUI such as LXDE) install a slow Mono IDE with:

$ sudo apt-get install monodevelop

For Arch Linux ARM you need to install the runtime via Pacman, like so:

$ sudo pacman -S mono

The Mono IDE can be installed in a similar fashion:

$ sudo pacman -S monodevelop

There is a StackOverflow question quite similar to this, Mono on Raspberry Pi. However, through my own research, I haven't been able to find anything specific to .NET, but rather just C#.

You can install the runtime using APT on a Debian distro by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install mono-runtime

You can also (assuming you have some sort of GUI such as LXDE) install a slow Mono IDE with:

$ sudo apt-get install monodevelop

For Arch Linux ARM you need to install the runtime via Pacman, like so:

$ sudo pacman -S mono

The Mono IDE can be installed in a similar fashion:

$ sudo pacman -S monodevelop

Here is an SO question quite similar to this. However, through my own research, I haven't been able to find anything specific to .NET, but rather just C#.

You can install the runtime using APT on a Debian distro by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install mono-runtime

You can also (assuming you have some sort of GUI such as LXDE) install a slow Mono IDE with:

$ sudo apt-get install monodevelop

For Arch Linux ARM you need to install the runtime via pacman, like so:

$ sudo pacman -S mono

The Mono IDE can be installed in a similar fashion:

$ sudo pacman -S monodevelop

There is is a Stack Overflow question quite similar to this, Mono on Raspberry Pi. However, through my own research, I haven't been able to find anything specific to .NET, but rather just C#.

You can install the runtime using APT on a Debian distro by executing:

$ sudo apt-get install mono-runtime

You can also (assuming you have some sort of GUI such as LXDE) install a slow Mono IDE with:

$ sudo apt-get install monodevelop

For Arch Linux ARM you need to install the runtime via Pacman, like so:

$ sudo pacman -S mono

The Mono IDE can be installed in a similar fashion:

$ sudo pacman -S monodevelop