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  1. Jul 11th, 2005, 10:19 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] MonoDevelop on OS X?

    is it possible to install monodevelop on OS X?
    "fink list monodevelop" doesn't list any packages for monodevelop.
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    Re: MonoDevelop on OS X?

    Mono is created specifically for Mac dev.Another version released by GNU is used for Linux.
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    Re: MonoDevelop on OS X?

    i already have the mono framework installed.

    i was asking about the application MonoDevelop.
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    Re: MonoDevelop on OS X?

    Well , I don't know there's IDE for Mac.sorry can't help.
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    Re: MonoDevelop on OS X?

    thanks anyway....


    might install ubuntu just so i can use monodevelop...
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