Step-by-step – MonoDevelop openSUSE Tumbleweed Installation

GNU/Linux openSUSE Tumbleweed Installing MonoDevelop IDE – QuickStart Guide

Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install MonoDevelop IDE in openSUSE GNU+Linux Tumbleweed Desktop.

And MonoDevelop for openSUSE enables developers to Quickly Write Desktop and Web Applications on Linux, Windows and macOS.

Moreover, MonoDevelop makes it Easy for Developers to Port .NET Apps created with Visual Studio to Linux and macOS maintaining a Single Code Base for All Platforms.

Finally, the post include instruction on How to Getting Started with MonoDevelop IDE on openSUSE.

MonoDevelop Key Features:

• C#
• Visual Basic
• Java (IKVM)
• Boo
• C/C++
• Python
• Vala
• ASP .NET Project
• ASP .NET MVC Project
• Translation Project
• Moonlight Project
• GTK# designer
• Generation of Makefiles
• Generation of Tarballs
• Makefile Synchronization
• Database Explorer
• NUnit add-in
• Subversion add-in
• Help Browser (Monodoc)
• Debugging (managed)
• Debugging (C/C++)
• ASP .NET Debugging

1. 1. Launching Terminal

   Open a Terminal Shell Emulator Window:
   (Press “Enter” to Execute Commands).

   

2. 2. Enabling MonoDevelop IDE Repo

   Enable MonoDevelop IDE Repository for openSUSE GNU/Linux

   Add MonoDevelop Repo for openSUSE

   MonoDevelop Repository for openSUSE

3. 3. Installing

   Then to Install MonoDevelop IDE for openSUSE
   Simply:

   sudo zypper in monodevelop

4. 4. Launching

   Finally, Launch & Enjoy MonoDevelop
   Make use of the Desktop Launcher:

   Or from Command Line:

   monodevelop

5. 5. Getting Started

   MonoDevelop IDE Getting Started Guide

   MonoDevelop Quick Start

   Making MonoDevelop App


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