Versions:

6.12.0.206
6.12.0.182
6.12.0.147
6.12.0.146
6.12.0.137
6.12.0.134
6.12.0.132
6.12.0.131
6.12.0.130
6.12.0.129
6.12.0.126
6.12.0.125
6.12.0.124
6.12.0.114
6.12.0.113
6.12.0.112
6.12.0.111
6.12.0.110
6.12.0.107
6.12.0.101
6.12.0.100
6.12.0.99
6.12.0.98
6.12.0.77
6.10.0.105
6.10.0.104
6.10.0.103
6.10.0.101
6.10.0.96
6.10.0.95
6.10.0.94
6.10.0.92
6.10.0.91
6.10.0.87
6.10.0.86
6.10.0.81
6.10.0.78
6.10.0.76
6.10.0.74
6.10.0.73
6.10.0.72
6.10.0.70
6.10.0.69
6.10.0.68
6.10.0.65
6.10.0.62
6.10.0.60
6.10.0.56
6.10.0.54
6.10.0.53
6.10.0.51
6.10.0.48
6.8.0.123
6.8.0.72

Mono for Windows, maintained by Xamarin, Inc., is a cross-platform, open-source implementation of the Microsoft .NET Framework that enables developers to build and run .NET applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux from a single codebase. Released under the stewardship of the .NET Foundation and grounded in the ECMA standards for C# and the Common Language Runtime, the runtime provides the libraries, compiler, and runtime environment required to execute assemblies compiled for the CLR, making it a core component in the toolchains of teams porting desktop utilities, server-side services, mobile apps, and games to non-Windows operating systems. The current stable build, version 6.12.0.206, continues a lineage that has reached fifty-four numbered releases, each refining performance, compatibility, and support for contemporary language features such as async/await, Span, and default interface methods. Typical use cases include packaging ASP.NET web applications for Linux hosting, embedding scripting capabilities in cross-platform desktop software, and compiling Unity projects for consoles and mobile devices without relying on Windows-specific APIs. Because Mono ships with its own ahead-of-time and just-in-time compilers, developers can produce native executables or rely on the runtime for portable assemblies, while tooling such as Xamarin Studio, Visual Studio for Mac, and Visual Studio Code extensions streamline debugging and profiling. The framework’s active community contributes regular updates that broaden API surface parity with .NET Core and .NET 6+, ensuring legacy Mono projects remain viable alongside newer unified platforms. Mono for Windows is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

Tags:

.net 17

c# 16

dotnet 57