The db4objects database system is now available for Mono, for more information see db4o documentation on the Mono site.

db4o is a non-intrusive persistence system that stores any complex object with one single line of code. The class schema of your application classes is analysed and adjusted in real time when objects are stored. Querying functionality is provided through Query-By-Example and with the S.O.D.A. querying API. High performance is achieved with indexed fields and by reducing database-file-internal redirections to the absolute minimum. db4o features ACID transactions, fast embedded single-user mode and multi-transactional Client/Server access, locally and through TCP.

Installers: Installers are now available to install the latest versions of Mono with a single click from our download page. Thanks to Daniel from BitRock.

Mono 1.1.4 and 1.0.6 have been released.

As of this version, Mono 1.1.4 has received more testing and more scrutiny that Mono 1.0.6, and we strongly recommend that people switch to the 1.1.4 release.

We will continue to support 1.0.x for those who can not do a larger change, but keep in mind that 1.1.4 at this point is stabler, has many less bugs, faster, better tested and more complete than the 1.0.6 series.

There are significant changes: make sure you read the release notes as there are many exiting features in monodoc, xsp, apache support, xml, relaxng, the C# compiler, the VM and more.

Detailed release notes:

• http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.0.6/
  Release notes for 1.0.6, xsp, mod_mono, monodoc
• http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.1.4
  Release notes for Mono 1.1.4

pre-built packages for Linux, MacOS and Windows, are available from: http://www.mono-project.com/downloads