It starts, yes, but the experience is still as miserable as on Windows. They just brought the Windows idiocies with them. The debugger (clrdbg) is still artifi

It starts, yes, but the experience is still as miserable as on Windows. They just brought the Windows idiocies with them. The debugger (clrdbg) is still artificially restricted from running inside anything else than MS' IDEs. The global certificate store is still a thing. On that note, the cryptography support varies wildly between platforms, because they still insist on using SChannel on Windows. And I guess that means that they have to use SecureTransport on macOS, to avoid appearing to play favourites or something. The action at a distance that it encouragtes would make you think you're in a haunted house. Despite bringing the Windows mentality with them everywhere, there still isn't a competent migration story from Framework, so what's the point? Legacy code is still a pain to port, and you'd be crazy to actually want to write new code in this mess.