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> Yes, you can. I can indeed. apt-get install fsharp (although it pulls in 300MB of dependencies :( ) This is great. How times have changed!

• chusk3 5y ago
  I wouldn't do this, as this is the mono bundle of fsharp. The blessed/supported way to go now is to install the dotnet-sdk packages[1] and then use `dotnet fsi` for interactive work, and `dotnet build/run/etc` for project-based work in F#. 1: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-debian https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux-d...
  • ur-whale 5y ago
    I'll give it a shot, but TBH, I like the no-brainer apt-get way. Goal is not to spend a couple of hours fighting to install the stack, but to use the time learning about the language. apt-get gives me that. MSFT-specific stack install tool don't really sound like a no-brainer, but I'll look anyways.
    • aloisdg 5y ago
      As a fellow linux user, my package manager does the job for both the runtime and the sdk. It should work for yours too.