> But probably the most important thing is that .NET on Linux is very new (banks are very conservative, small companies, not so much). They are. However I'd sa

> But probably the most important thing is that .NET on Linux is very new (banks are very conservative, small companies, not so much). They are. However I'd say, based on what I saw at Pivotal, that .NET Core is sweeping all before it. It's faster, less crufty and so on. But the real win is that (1) most of it is familiar to folks with previous .NET experience, but (2) your ops teams can get out of running two very different platforms in Windows and Linux.