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ollie wrote:Is the location of "mono" part of your PATH variable with the correct permissions to access?
See Setting your Path.
tj-blues wrote:But still the question is valid - how to make it work without need of issuing "mono" before programname?
sudo update-binfmts --display
sudo update-binfmts --enable cli
tj-blues wrote:ollie wrote:Is the location of "mono" part of your PATH variable with the correct permissions to access?
See Setting your Path.
PATH has not much to do with it. Your post confused me for a while so I checked: and yes, mono is installed in /usr/bin directory. But, think, it got to be in PATH because it's sufficient to call "mono program" and not "./mono program".
But still the question is valid - how to make it work without need of issuing "mono" before programname?
cheers
Ram wrote:tj, if your path is correct then you run it like ./prog.exe as you would with a sh script - no need to ref mono.
Ram wrote:Hi tj,
You confused me with ./ before mono " it's sufficient to call "mono program" and not "./mono program". "
Anyway have a read of the Registering .exe as non-native binaries (Linux only) section.
Ram
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