First of i am sorry if this is a wrong place to put this question?
I am very new to openSuse, i am coming from windows and i am a .net developer , i searched a lot how to get mono working on my openSuse 13.1 os, but either i do not understand what to search or i am searching like a windows guys because of course things are very different in windows.... so i need help about the following things and i need tutorials or guides to do the following...
1. Where will i get latest mono and monodevelop rpm packages for openSuse 13.1(I want to develop asp.net mvc 3,4 websites using mono)?
2. How to compile latest mono from source what prerequisites will i need?
3. Can i use rpm packages targeting other versions of openSuse (as the mono package from mono official site targes openSuse 11 or something) ?
3. And in future where should i look for this kind of information?
related things that i know
1. I can use git.
2. I can compile sources.
3. I know that asp.net websites can be served using mono+mod-mono+mysql+apache.
4. I know the basics of using terminal.
I am very new to openSuse, i am coming from windows and i am a .net developer , i searched a lot how to get mono working on my openSuse 13.1 os, but either i do not understand what to search or i am searching like a windows guys because of course things are very different in windows.... so i need help about the following things and i need tutorials or guides to do the following...
1. Where will i get latest mono and monodevelop rpm packages for openSuse 13.1(I want to develop asp.net mvc 3,4 websites using mono)?
2. How to compile latest mono from source what prerequisites will i need?
3. Can i use rpm packages targeting other versions of openSuse (as the mono package from mono official site targes openSuse 11 or something) ?
3. And in future where should i look for this kind of information?
related things that i know
1. I can use git.
2. I can compile sources.
3. I know that asp.net websites can be served using mono+mod-mono+mysql+apache.
4. I know the basics of using terminal.