Hi Henry, I was tested this setup on OpenSuse 11, but if you have another distribution it should run as well: 1. Be sure that you have installed mono. Run in your terminal: mono and if it is not found as command look on your distribution how to install mono. For instance on Debian based distros is: apt-get install mono, on RedHat based: yum install mono, etc. 1b) You may take the source code and make: configure & make & su (switch as root) and make install 2. run it as: mono Pasic.exe. Some distribuitions offer a sub-bundle of mono, and skips parts like Windows.Forms from it. You should install them separately if you will get a System.Windows.Forms exception To compile it you should download RemObjects Oxygene, then go to where you found the project named: Pasic.oxygene in the source-code and write in the command line: mono <path to Oxygene.exe compiler> Pasic.oxygene It should generate in bin/Release/Pasic.exe compatible executable.

2008/8/24 Ciprian Mustiata : > Hi Henry, > > > I was tested this setup on OpenSuse 11, but if you have another > distribution it should run as well: > > 1. Be sure that you have installed mono. Run in your terminal: > mono and if it is not found as command look on your distribution > how to install mono. For instance on Debian based distros is: > apt-get install mono, on RedHat based: yum install mono, etc. 1b) > You may take the source code and make: configure & make & su > (switch as root) and make install > 2. run it as: mono Pasic.exe.

> Some distribuitions offer a sub-bundle of mono, and skips parts > like Windows.Forms from it. You should install them separately if > you will get a System.Windows.Forms exception > > To compile it you should download RemObjects Oxygene, then go to > where you found the project named: Pasic.oxygene in the source-code > and write in the command line: mono <path to Oxygene.exe compiler> > Pasic.oxygene > > It should generate in bin/Release/Pasic.exe compatible executable.