Mono 2.0 binary package for Solaris 10/x86

Just received some fresh Mono 2.0 binaries for Solaris 10/x86. Many thanks pablo! Mono 2.2 to follow after the weekend *^o^*!

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Anonymous said…
Hi Cetin!

I want to use Mono 2.0 for GUI application can this be possible now?

Hope you will reply soon.


Regards.
March 9, 2009 at 6:53 AM
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