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The Mono Project, an effort to deliver an open-source implementation of the .NET Framework, released Mono 2.0 on Oct. 7. Mono Project founder Miguel de Icaza says Mono 2.0 is an open-source, cross-platform .NET development framework. Mono 2.0 provides all the necessary software to develop and run .NET client and server applications on Linux, as well as other operating systems. The Mono 2.0 release is compatible with the desktop and server components of Version 2.0 of the Microsoft .NET Framework and features MoMA, the Mono Migration Analyzer, an analytical tool for .NET-to-Linux migrations.
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- LAC (Likewise Administrative Console) is a commercial, cross-platform graphical administration console written in Windows.Forms.
- Here's another view of LAC (Likewise Administrative Console).
- Codice Plastic SCM is a set of commercial cross-platform source control management tools written in Windows.Forms, here shown running on Mac.
- Here's another view of the Plastic SCM commercial cross-platform source control management tools running on Mac.
- Here the Plastic SCM tools are shown running on Windows.
- Here's another view of Plastic SCM running on Windows.
- Here Plastic SCM is running on Linux.
- Here's another view of Plastic SCM running on Linux.
- Paint.NET is an open-source Windows.Forms application.
- NClass is a free UML class designer.
- The MoMA (Mono Migration Analyzer) tool helps identify issues you may have when porting a .NET application to Mono.
- Popular virtual world "Second Life" makes use of Mono.
- Unity, a game development tool, uses Mono for in-game scripting.
- Gnome.Do is a remote control for the GNOME Desktop (inspired by QuickSilver).
- Here's another look Gnome.Do, a remote control for the GNOME Desktop.
- Tasque is a simple task management application or to-do list for Linux desktops.
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