MONO FRAMEWORK IMAC HOW TO

Mod_mono is a module that plugs into httpd and kicks off everything needed to serve out. Run the following command in Terminal.app: $ xcode-select -install Get mod_mono Source In particular, we need to install Xcode command-line tools to get libtool installed. Run the following command in Terminal.app: $ brew install pkgconfig Install Xcode Command-Line Tools The easiest way to install it is from Homebrew using the Pkgconfig is a utility we will need later when we compile mod_mono. Here, but it's also very handy to have around if you ever need to install a one-off piece of software. If you do not already have Homebrew installed on your Mac, you should get it installed pronto. Here comes the hard part: getting mod_mono, the Apache module that lets Apache dish out all of your sweet, sweet. It may also be a good idea to grab a copy of Xamarin Studio (formerly MonoDevelop), and maybe Visual Studio Code as well. This writing, there is a preview MDK build for El Cap, so be sure to grab that if you are indeed running El Capitan (10.11).

The first thing you need to do is to download Mono from.

In some ways, I think it is actually easier and more reliable this way.

MONO FRAMEWORK IMAC HOW TO

This time I am going to show you how to set up mod_mono on regular client Mac OS without Server.app. This is post is essentially just a rehashed walk-through of my 'Setting up ASP.NET/Mono on Mac OS Server' article from a few weeks ago, with a modification. A guide on how to install and configure ASP.NET / Mono on macOS.

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