I have used this accepted answer to install Mono 5.2.0 to the Raspberry Pi 3. But I don't know how to install monodevelop or other ide to the Rpi3, because sudo apt-get install monodevelop doesn't work anymore because of those settings in the accepted answer. Any idea?
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i found this link which explains the process i think but i haven't tried it for myself (yet).
you need to add the mono repository using the commands shown (see link) and then you can just do sudo apt-get install monodevelop
https://www.monodevelop.com/download/#fndtn-download-lin-raspbian
hope this helps.
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Just fyi, there is a
raspbianbuster
source, but nomonodevelop
package for it. The latest that the package is available for israspbianstretch
, and at least installing MonoDevelop from there and running it initially works fine on Raspbian Buster.– PlutoMay 20, 2020 at 19:49
sudo apt-get install mono-complete
to compile
mcs program.cs
and to launch
mono program.exe
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And how would I write an app? I wanted to create the program.cs somehow in Raspberry Pi, but it's a bad idea to write that with a simple text editor.– greylineSep 29, 2017 at 8:34
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1Yeah, I thought it's obvious that I want an IDE. I want to develop in C#. My only problem was I can't install Monodevelop in Raspberry with mono 5.2. (as I said, sudo apt-get install monodevelop doesn't work with mono 5.2 installed). Now after I successfully reinstalled mono 3.2.8, I could install monodevelop. It would be good to find an IDE for mono 5.2...– greylineSep 29, 2017 at 15:50
Look for monodevelopment ide (Development Environment for GNOME) in your add/remove software