THE MONO TERMINAL
Open it and you're already inside your server.
Your box's terminal on the left. What your agent builds on the right. No ssh, no setup, no hunting for the key.
Download for Windows 0.69.1
On macOS, this line beats the button
It installs the app without your Mac asking anything. The unidentified developer warning is triggered by a flag your browser attaches on download — and curl doesn't attach it. Same line you use for the CLI:
$ curl -fsSL mono.vip/instalar-app | sh Prefer the button above? Grab the .pkg, right-click → Open the first time, and you're set. It's the exact same app.
HOW IT GOES
- Download it and open it A one-click installer on all three: .exe on Windows, .pkg on Mac, .deb or AppImage on Linux.
- Already have MONO? Hit I already have a MONO, approve it once in your browser, and the app is connected. Nothing to type in a terminal.
- Not yet? That happens in the app too: pick a name, pay, and watch your server come up in the same window. Create my MONO — $20/mo
PREFER THE TERMINAL?
The CLI isn't going anywhere. It's what runs on servers, in CI, and on the machine of anyone who already lives there.
$ curl -fsSL mono.vip/install | sh REQUIREMENTS
- macOS 11 or newer · .pkg installer · Apple Silicon (95 MB) or Intel (99 MB)
- Windows 10 or newer · one-click installer, 78 MB
- Linux · .deb for Debian and Ubuntu (72 MB), or AppImage for the rest
- Windows and the AppImage update themselves (SHA-512 verified, then they ask you to restart). The Mac .pkg and the .deb tell you, but you download them yourself.