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'''or''' to insert in single line type instead <tt>sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade</tt>. | '''or''' to insert in single line type instead <tt>sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade</tt>. | ||
=== Installing | === Installing instruction === | ||
With all the pre-requisites correct as in previous steps, you can install mono by simply typing <tt>sudo apt-get install -y mono-complete</tt>. | With all the pre-requisites correct as in previous steps, you can install mono package by simply typing <tt>sudo apt-get install -y mono-complete</tt>. | ||
It is important to note that MX requires the ''complete'' edition of mono as there is also a cut-down developer edition of Mono that can be downloaded/installed. | It is important to note that MX requires the ''complete'' edition of mono as there is also a cut-down developer edition of Mono that can be downloaded/installed. | ||
"sudo" | The "sudo" part of this gives us rights, "apt-get" is one of the ways to search the Raspberry repository for applications, "install" is the action we want to do, and "mono-complete" is the package we want. | ||
=== Completing Package Installation === | === Completing Package Installation === | ||