Software Developed With Mono
A range of programs have been developed that use the Mono application programming interface (API) and C#. Some programs written for the Linux Desktop include Banshee, Beagle, Docky, F-Spot, Gbrainy, GNOME Do, Logos 5 Bible Study Software (OS X Version), MonoTorrent, Pinta, and Tomboy. A number of video games such as The Sims 3 and Second Life's scripting language, LSL (although not an official .NET language itself), OpenSimulator virtual world server, along with many games based on the Unity game engine also make use of Mono (although Unity itself supports multiple languages).
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