Re: Estado de mono 2.0

"Daniel Soto" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.mono.hispano
Message-ID <[email protected]>
El instalador generico de Mono ya no va más. Ahora solo hay paquetes
binarios para distribuciones en especifico más el codigo fuente, desde mono
2.0 que ya no corre más el instalador generico debido a que daba problemas.
Te copio un correo que se mando a la lista de Mono en ingles

*[Mono-list] Mono support on Fedora, Ubuntu, Solaris, etc
*
***Andrew Jorgensen**para mono-announce-., mono-devel-list, mono-list *

*The Mono Team is looking for volunteers to maintain packages for several
platforms.  We receive many bug reports and request for help which
ultimately turn out to be incompatibilities between the packages we build
and platforms we do not test them on.  The Generic Linux installer has been
especially problematic in this regard.

Historically it was important for us to provide packages for distributions
that did not carry Mono.  With all major distributions already including
some version of Mono it's time to focus on ensuring that they include the
best version and that it's packaged in the best way.

For these reasons we have decided that the Mono team will only release
binaries for platforms we test.  This includes the latest openSUSE (11.0),
the latest SuSE Linux Enterprise (SLE 10), Windows, and MacOSX.  The Generic
Linux installer has already been dropped.  This new policy will take effect
immediately and will impact the 2.0 release.

This does not mean that we don't want Mono to run well on other
distributions. On the contrary we want to give our users and developers the
best experience possible.  The best way to do this is to have better
cooperation with members of the major distribution projects.

Ideally we'd like to have each distribution provide packages for their own
releases.  For instance we would love to have an Ubuntu PPA with the latest
mono.  I don't know if Fedora has something similar but we can use the
openSUSE Build Service to build packages for RedHat derivatives if they
don't.  Our hope is that this will lead to better mono support on all the
major distributions.

We are also looking for a volunteer who is passionate about Mono on Solaris
to maintain packages on Blastwave.

If you are a packager for one of these projects and / or have the skills to
help in this way please contact me.  If possible we would like to have
packages for all these platforms available when 2.0 is released in late
September (more likely early October).

Andrew Jorgensen
Mono / Moonlight Package Maintainer
*

El 9 de octubre de 2008 4:08, Alberto León <[email protected]> escribió:

> Si miráis el RoadMap dice que el 6 de octubre liberaron Mono 2.0.
> La descarga está disponible para casi todo excepto el linux_installer.bin
> que estoy utilizando para instalar Mono en Debian.
>
> ¿Alguien sabe dónde puedo conseguir el linux installer de MOno 2.0 de la
> última versión?
>
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