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## On Android
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### Using C# Shell
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### Using C# Shell (Mono runtime)
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1) Install C# Shell from Play Market (C# Shell is an offline C# compiler and the Mono runtime for Android), Liminted free version is available.
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1.1) Official C# Shell release on PlayMarket: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radinc.csharpshell
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[![Colab](https://colab.research.google.com/assets/colab-badge.svg)](https://colab.research.google.com/github/ColorfulSoft/System.AI/blob/master/Docs/System.AI.ipynb)
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Follow the instructions from ipynb to install mono on Google Colab, compile System.AI from source code and run AI projects directly on the server.
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## On Linux
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### Using Mono
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1) Follow instructions from the official Mono installation guide to install Mono runtime and C# compiler: https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-lin
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2) Clone this repository via git (You also may download zip archive manually and unzip, but then You should rename 'System.AI-master' folder to 'System.AI').
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3) Open terminal and go to %SYSTEM_AI_FOLDER_PATH% using cd command.
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4) Run Compile.Mono.sh using bash `bash Compile.Mono.sh`.
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5) Use System.AI.dll and System.AI.xml in Your projects!
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*You may use some ideas from Google Colab guide to getting started with System.AI on desktop Linux.*

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