Well F# from the very beginning has always had a bit of a rebellious nature seeing as it was brining ML style programming to the traditional OO platform of Micr

Well F# from the very beginning has always had a bit of a rebellious nature seeing as it was brining ML style programming to the traditional OO platform of Microsoft's .NET. Because of that, many F# people do not use Windows and F# is very much built to be as independent from Microsoft as possible. See here for various ways to use it on linux: http://fsharp.org/use/linux/ http://fsharp.org/use/linux/