I installed mono on my laptop earlier, and it installed a command prompt application to compile my C# programs.
The problem is; I use cygwin for my C compiling and ssh-ing into the University servers. SO obviously I wanted mono installed in cygwin.
Luckily I found a way to do it:
- Download the mono for windows installer
- Run the installer, and select your cygwin folder for the installation directory (in my case this was C:\cygwin)
- Install
- Open cygwin and type "mcs" without quotes, and if it’s installed correctly it should spit back a load of rubbish about no files at you.
Hope this helped anybody who was struggling to do this.
#1 by Michael Leung on February 6th, 2009
I suggested to use VM from Mono Project.
I reckon the Mono framework has the best performance in Linux , rather than in Windows.