> VSCode is fine if you are doing .net core. I know. But it lacks ReSharper and I also just feel better and happen to be significantly more productive in the f

> VSCode is fine if you are doing .net core. I know. But it lacks ReSharper and I also just feel better and happen to be significantly more productive in the full Visual Studio because of its look-and-feel (this is a mild OCD-related phenomenon). VSCode also notably lacks visual WinForms designer (a thing I would actually pay to get on Linux) and many other features many programmers use. > Paint.NET is great though, its genuinely the only thing I miss at my debian machine Try Pinta really, if you still didn't. It's worse but does approximately the same job in the most of the use cases. I would feel really sad and do any hacking to return it if it would be discontinued.