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I want to run .NET applications on DOS and I was thinking of using the Mono Framework, but DOS does not appear to be a supported platform. Is there a way to use Mono or the MS.NET Framework on DOS?
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Pretty sure that pretty much nothing is supported on DOS these days. If you want a console-based platform that will work on a low-power machine, then there are plenty of flavours of linux that would do fine here, and work with Mono.
If you just mean "from the command line", then MS .NET will work fine invoked from the console in Windows.
If yer just looking for a "command line" environment to run your app from, and don't actually need DOS itsself... then try the COSMOS project