Mine is died.
Try the installer, I think? That’s the only place I’ve ever found it. Though, I’ve never looked, either 
No i dont want to reinstall unity
Unity’s MonoDevelop is part of Unity’s installer. Just install Unity over top of itself.
I can install monodevelop with unity installer without actually installing Unity?
Pretty sure you can. The current installer is split into modules, and the recommended way to add new modules is to just run the installer again.
use this external link it worked for me…you have to use browser option in the script editor field:
and search for the ide yourself.
https://en.softonic.com/download/monodevelop/windows/post-download?ext=1
MonoDevelop is not recommended anymore. Use Visual Studio or the lightweight Visual Studio Code instead.
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Wait, is there no other program for scripting than Visual studio and Visual studio code?
Rider
The thing is with Visual Studio is that it’s been cut for Unity.
Whoot? What do I do to open a script then?
Any text editor ever.
Unity bundles Visual Studio, which I’d recommend using unless you have a preference for something else (which your question makes doubtful).
You can still use MonoDevelop, I do under Linux and it works.
How do you get it to read .sln/.csproj/Assembly info? I point the Exernal Editor to MD and it just opens the IDE without loading a single thing.
Once the IDE is open, you must open the solution manually.
@Gloomshroud : You’ve probably figured this out already, but in case you haven’t - you can associate the file/mime-type with Mono and it will just open on a double click.
Monodevelop will indeed but then you need to open the solution itself manually, click on the “open” link and navigate to the needed solution. It needs some getting used to but it’s not really a problem.