Posted
over 15 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
Mono's 2.0 grand release has finally arrived.
See
our detailed
release notes covering both the 2.0 launch and the
changes since Mono 1.9.
Or you
can go directly
and download
Mono 2.0 for your platform.
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Posted
almost 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
Jim Purbrick (Babbage) from Linden Labs has announced on
the SecondLife Blog
that they
have started the rollout of their Mono-enabled servers.
They are using Mono as an engine that accelerates the
execution of user provided scripts by
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Posted
almost 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
Marc Christiensen has announced the release of our first
preview for Mono 2.0. You can read
our preliminary
release notes for this release.
The preview release is available from
our preview
download directory. The source code for this
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Posted
almost 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
We have just released Moonlight 0.7 to the public.
Get your copy
here.
This
new version of Moonlight works on both Firefox 2.0 and 3.0 and
sports some significant changes from 0.6:
Webkit loads the plugin (kangaroo, lewing)
The
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Posted
about 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
Web-based forums for Mono discussions have been added at
http://www.go-mono.com/forums
Most active Mono community members participate in on-line discussions
through our mailing lists; however, many Mono users have expressed a
preference for
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Posted
about 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
To encourage users to try out Moonlight, we are doing a
source-code only release of Moonlight for developers to try
out Moonlight.
To try out Moonlight, you have two options:
Media codecs: you must do your own build from
source code.
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Posted
about 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
We have done a minor release of Mono 1.9, Mono 1.9.1 that
contains various bug fixes. Please see
the release
notes for details.
Mono 1.9.1 is available from
our downloads page.
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Posted
about 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
As part of the QA process for Mono, our fabulous QA team
has been packaging various popular open source .NET
applications, Gnome, Gtk#, ASP.NET, libraries and
Windows.Forms in an easy-to-install fashion for various
Linux distributions.
We are
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Posted
about 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
Starting with version 2.0 of Mono, the Mono C# compiler
source code will also be available under the MIT X11 license.
We are changing the license to allow parts of the compiler
to be reused as part of MonoDevelop, our LINQ class libraries
and to
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Posted
about 16 years
ago
by
Mono Project ([email protected])
Slightly delayed news, a few weeks ago we released our best
Mono release so
far: Mono
1.9, the last release before Mono reaches its 2.0 level.
Mono 1.9 is considered a stable release and should be
considered the new stable version to be shipped. It should
replace older versions of Mono 1.2
You can obtain this
from the
downloads page.
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