How do I remove Mono from my Ubuntu installation?
Which applications depend on Mono? Could you suggest me some alternatives?
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4why do you want to remove Mono?– Gaurav ButolaNov 12, 2010 at 18:24
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11Just a personal preference.– sudobashNov 12, 2010 at 18:26
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10.04
First Things First: The list of applications that will be removed if you remove Mono:
- Tomboy
- gBrainy (I'm not sure if an alternative exists)
- Docky
- Gnome Do
- Banshee
- F-Spot
Alternative Applications:
Tomboy alternative:
GNote
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sudo apt-get install gnoteDocky alternatives:
Avant Window Navigator
sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigatorCairo Dock
sudo apt-get install cairo-dockGnome Do alternative:
Kupfer
sudo apt-get install kupferBanshee alternatives:
Clementine Music Player: http://www.clementine-player.org/
Rhythmbox
sudo apt-get install rhythmboxExaile
sudo apt-get install exaileAmarok
sudo apt-get install amarokF-Spot alternatives:
Shotwell
sudo apt-get install shotwellDigikam
sudo apt-get install digikam
Mono Removal:
Make a backup of all your data associated with Mono applications.
sudo apt-get purge libmono* libgdiplus cli-common libglitz-glx1 libglitz1
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2+1. Maybe it's worth mentioning, that only Tomboy and gbrainy are installed by default (+Banshee in Ubuntu 11.04).– htorqueNov 12, 2010 at 18:29
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mono-runtimeis the base package. Uninstall it and all the dependent packages will be removed Apr 15, 2012 at 18:00 -
Ouch! Synaptic shows that Pinta requires mono.– user25656Apr 16, 2012 at 5:12
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12.04
For Ubuntu 12.04 if you want to remove the complete mono packages you need to remove mono-runtime
sudo apt-get purge mono-runtime
This is the base package and should recursively remove all packages which need it
answered Apr 15, 2012 at 21:09
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