Various resources hava been available for contributors to Mono in the past to track the state of the project, a new page tracks these tools in our resources page.

This page contains handful links to the buildbot, the API status pages and the results of running the regressions tests on various platforms.

An installer for Mono 1.1.2 on Windows is finally available from our downloads page.

Ice 2.0 from ZeroC hast just been released and it ships with C# and Mono support out of the box.

Two new Mono Releases have been done:

• Stable: Mono 1.0.4 is a service update to the Mono 1.0.xx series and only contains bug fixes over the last Mono 1.0.2 release. You can read the release notes or go directly to the downloads page.
  This release is intended for folks using Mono for production systems.
  The 1.0.4 release also includes new versions of Gtk#, the Mono Documentation and improved versions of XSP and mod_mono for those using ASP.NET.
• Development: Mono 1.1.2. This is the second release of the development branch of Mono and includes many new features.For the details on all the new features, see the release notes
  Only the Runtime, class libraries and the supporting libgdiplus are new. Every other package can be used from the 1.0.2 branch (Gtk#, monodoc, xsp, mod_mono).