So, the parent comment I replied to was in relation to needing VS 2022 for .NET 6, to which I replied that you could use Jetbrains Rider EAP, obviously for .NET

So, the parent comment I replied to was in relation to needing VS 2022 for .NET 6, to which I replied that you could use Jetbrains Rider EAP, obviously for .NET 6, to accomplish the task in the linked post. > They will ever play catch-up with platform capabilities and only offer a subset of the package. Obviously, they are competing with a 20+yo product. But atleast I can get all my .NET work done on Linux without needing slow bloated VS with a ton of useless features like 'unit testing for poor code choices or legacy codebases', or 'integration with the 2nd worst collaborative tool after Jira'.