We\'re currently testing Mono to see if our .NET DLLs will work for customers on Linux. Our DLLs provide components for Windows Forms. I placed the DLLs in the Debug direc
What Jonathan said is correct, you need to run the command as shown and it will produce copious amounts of information.
The assembly has a strong name, so it sounds like on Windows you have a dependency that is installed on the GAC. If "OUR.ASSEMBLY" is supposed to be there, run:
gacutil -i OUR.ASSEMBLY.dll
To install it. There might be other dependencies that OUR.ASSEMBLY.dll needs which is what JPobst' command would show.