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I am using KeePass (2.24) on Slackware64 (full install) w/multilib installed, though that is not required to run KeePass. You only need mono and libgdiplus for that. You do not need a compat32 version of libgdiplus installed. I have multilib installed for other purposes.
According to your listing above your libgdiplus version is 2.10.9. What is the version of mono? They must match.
I had the same exact problem. This is the solution.
Slack64 14.1 (Alienbob multilib), but there is no need for compat32 libgdiplus.
After compling/installing libgdiplus sbopkg/slackbuilds.org be sure to run $ ldconfig -v and verify if there is libgdiplu.so in /usr/lib64 path. Then install mono using sbopkg/slackbuilds.org
trying to run KeePass gives an error at this moment because Mono is looking for libgdiplus.so in fixed path /usr/lib, totally ignoring LD_LIBRARY_PATH and ldconfig cache.
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