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Cheers
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mono
mono-devel
monodevelop
monodevelop-boo
Please tell me which one to install ?
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If apt-cache search --names-only mono isn't enough, you can easily display long description with something like:
for i in $(apt-cache search --names-only mono | cut -d' ' -f1); do echo $i apt-cache show $i | grep '^ .*$' echo "" done | lessTHis will allow you to check what you need... Cheers, Julien
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The Synaptic Manager is showing all those packages .
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Drag and Drop features.
So which of the pacakages shall I install ?
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First, re-read the previous comment from Anonymous -- it gives all the answers you wanted.
Second, read " http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html " as it is a wealth of information on such situations...
Cheers.
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IDE(Integrated Development Environment) is the windowing/GUI interface you are looking for.
You can see examples of the interface on the monodevelop screenshots page if you like.
Many users of this site have tools they prefer and will stick with regardless of language or development project (i use emacs myself). So Anonymous was trying to offer you a choice, not telling you what to do.
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