Yeah, I think the Microsoft messaging would naturally lead you to that conclusion, though generally they avoid saying it explicitly. I think in a year WPF and W

Yeah, I think the Microsoft messaging would naturally lead you to that conclusion, though generally they avoid saying it explicitly. I think in a year WPF and WinForms will probably work great under .NET Core, but I wouldn't use either for real work right now. My recommendation would be to use .NET Framework for GUI work right now, but do it in such a way that the upgrade path is easy. The way to do that is to create the project under .NET Core, and then hand edit the project file to change the <TargetFramework> element from "netcoreapp3.0" to "net472". That will give you the new project file format and make it easy to upgrade when they finish getting the bugs out. The other main thing you should do is to create any libraries as .NET Standard 2.0 libraries, which work with both .NET Framework and .NET Core.