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The cross-platform story of .NET hasn't been complicated in a while. It's fully cross-platform between Windows, Linux, and macOS and has been for a few years.
by travv0 6y ago
The cross-platform story of .NET hasn't been complicated in a while. It's fully cross-platform between Windows, Linux, and macOS and has been for a few years.
Edit: I just saw the person that you replied to said the same thing, so I'm not sure why you're pushing that it has a complicated cross-platform story.
- tomc1985 6y agoSo... pretty much everything I could do on .net framework runs on Linux and Mac now? Even Winforms, or WPF? To be fair I haven't written .net code in like 10 years, and the docs explaining how to navigate the transition from framework to core were extremely confusing. Has that soup of different technologies solidified any?
- nullsense 6y agoThe docs can be summed up as: TL;DR rewrite it - there is no migration path!
- travv0 6y ago> So... pretty much everything I could do on .net framework runs on Linux and Mac now? No, which doesn't really matter since we're talking about .NET, not .NET Framework. Poor naming choice by Microsoft I guess.