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Hi everyone ! I'm moving from Unity3d (Because unity assholes set black color behind 125$ /month paywall and my eyes really start to burn) but i can't find mono build for linux. Can someone point me please ? Thanks -Garrom

@TwistedTwigleg said: You can download the 64-bit mono version from the Godot website.

I tryed already. There is not linux version. Only Win and Mac It is stored somewhere else ?

x11 - I'm not sure why they have called it that rather than POSIX or just Linux, however the intent might be that its a POSIX compliant build that will work under multiple operating systems(Linux, BSD...).

@Megalomaniak said: x11 - I'm not sure why they have called it that rather than POSIX or just Linux, however the intent might be that its a POSIX compliant build that will work under multiple operating systems(Linux, BSD...).

Oooohh. Thanks. I'm very new to linux (like five days) and never heard this name before. Thanks again.

Keep in mind that C# support still has a lot of work ahead of it.

If you need something that already works out of the box, then feel free to give GDscript or GDnative a try (both languages for one thing are far easier and far faster to set up for an object for starters).

a year later

@Ace Dragon said: Keep in mind that C# support still has a lot of work ahead of it.

If you need something that already works out of the box, then feel free to give GDscript or GDnative a try (both languages for one thing are far easier and far faster to set up for an object for starters).

My first post ever. So ironic, I was asking about C# Godot and ended with GDScript. I remember it well, I was starting out with both GoDot and Linux. Almost year passed and I love both.