A lot of MAUI components are in .NET 6 they are just still marked Experimental/Preview to give everything more time to bake. If you want to start with MAUI in .

A lot of MAUI components are in .NET 6 they are just still marked Experimental/Preview to give everything more time to bake. If you want to start with MAUI in .NET 6 it sounds like it is as good a time to start as any. The impression given is that MAUI is retaining the Experiment/Preview designation in .NET 6 not because it isn't "ready" (though that can be argued both ways), but most specifically because .NET 6 is an LTS with three years of support and MAUI is still moving fast enough they aren't ready to commit it to LTS support.