Mono for Debian

Official Packages

The following official versions are available in the standard Debian repositories:

Dependencies are automatically tracked for applications in the archive such as Tomboy and F-Spot.

To compile your own software, install mono-devel on Squeeze (6.0), Wheezy (testing), Sid (unstable), or Experimental.

For a complete Mono, install mono-complete on Squeeze (6.0), Wheezy (testing), Sid (unstable), or Experimental.

Backport Packages

Unofficial Packages (Mono 3.0)

Users of Debian Unstable (Sid) and Testing (Wheezy) can use this APT repository to install Mono and related packages that are not yet uploaded or accepted in Debian.

The following unofficial versions are available in Mirco Bauer's (meebey@debian.org) APT repository:

Add this line to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:

deb http://debian.meebey.net/experimental/mono /

Now update the APT database and install mono-complete from that repository:

apt-get update
apt-get install mono-complete

Further Links

• The Debian Mono Group can be contacted via IRC: [1]
• The Debian Mono Group can be contacted via their mailing list, pkg-mono-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org - general questions relating to Mono on Debian should go to the end-user mailing list debian-cli@lists.debian.org
• The Debian Mono Group has a website on Alioth