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== Installing Mono instruction == | |||
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>. | 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>. | ||
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It is important to note that MX requires the ''complete'' edition of mono. (There is also a cut-down developer edition of Mono that can be downloaded/installed, and that is the default installation). | It is important to note that MX requires the ''complete'' edition of mono. (There is also a cut-down developer edition of Mono that can be downloaded/installed, and that is the default installation). | ||
==Tidying Mono Installation=== | |||
Installing mono-complete has probably added some components not needed for your particular Linux distribution. To remove unneeded components type <tt>sudo autoremove</tt>. | |||
Now you have what is needed to run any executable related to Cumulus, not just '''CumulusMX.exe'''. | |||
= Completing Package Installation = | = Completing Package Installation = | ||