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Mono is a work in progress. The C# compiler and runtime engine have been available for some time. As that work continues, the class libraries are being fleshed out in parallel. They're still incomplete, but if you search the Net for C# examples there's a pretty good chance that Mono can compile and run them. Although many were skeptical that open-source developers would want to implement what is, after all, a Microsoft specification, the Mono project (http://www.go-mono.com) appears healthy. The pace of releases has quickened, and de Icaza -- whose leadership of the Gnome effort made h
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