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I have given up on .NET for the most part. Wake me up when we are in Fedora's repos because until then, there are pieces that Microsoft hasn't (won't?) release
by mcny 9y ago
I have given up on .NET for the most part. Wake me up when we are in Fedora's repos because until then, there are pieces that Microsoft hasn't (won't?) release that we need to get out of COPR.
The people of Dot Net Special Interest Group at Fedora are too nice to say this but I am not. Microsoft is dragging its feet and it is ridiculous.
- teh_klev 9y ago.NET core seems to install and work fine on Fedora 27 using: https://www.microsoft.com/net/learn/get-started/linuxfedora https://www.microsoft.com/net/learn/get-started/linuxfedora There were issues with Fedora 25 which is what I was previously running, but that resolved itself after I dnf upgraded to 27. Or am I missing something here?
- mcny 9y agoFedora has strict guidelines that you have to meet to be included in the default repos. These packages don't meet them. This indicates the project isn't free enough.
- oblio 9y agoCOPR = ? I also can't imagine why Microsoft wouldn't want higher adoption levels...
- mcny 9y agoSorry, here it is https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/g/dotnet-sig/dotnet/ https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/g/dotnet-sig/dotnet/