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* For OS X, you can download this here - http://www.mono-project.com/download/. | * For OS X, you can download this here - http://www.mono-project.com/download/. | ||
* How you install on Linux depends on the flavour of Linux you are running. There are download links for Linux at the same URL, but it is often easier to use a package manager, which will download and install it automatically. | * How you install on Linux depends on the flavour of Linux you are running. There are download links for Linux at the same URL, but it is often easier to use a package manager, which will download and install it automatically. | ||
**For example, in 'Raspbian' on the Raspberry Pi, you can install mono with | **For example, in 'Raspbian' on the Raspberry Pi, you can install mono with the following commands, but '''first you need to have set up various pre-requisites''' (see the cross-referenced article near top of page for details): | ||
<pre>sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade | <pre>sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade | ||
sudo apt install mono-complete</pre> | sudo apt install mono-complete</pre> | ||
Note that you do need to have the '''mono-complete''' package installed, not just the Mono for developers. | |||
The "sudo" prefix gives the command 'root' privileges, that allows administrative commands like update and install to run. | The "sudo" prefix gives the command 'root' privileges, that allows administrative commands like update and install to run. | ||