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For running, yes. For developing, no.
by ihateolives 4y ago
For running, yes. For developing, no.
- celdon25 4y agoWhat part of the .NET SDK isn't supported on Linux?
- philliphaydon 4y agoI think they are referring to visual studio support which doesn’t exist on linux. But if you wanna use VSCode or Rider then the support is 100%
- celdon25 4y agoMaybe, but the discussion itself was about Microsoft's commitment to open-source. Open-sourcing VS Professional, traditionally (and still) an enterprise tool, would be a bridge too far. The commenter that started this debate called the article a straw man, which is ironic.
- eropple 4y agoTheir support for VSCode is pretty considerable and reached the point where I'm comfortable working on non-GUI applications in C# in it a while ago, and from a UI perspective prefer it to Visual Studio.
- tbrownaw 4y agoWhat? I do occasional dotnet development on Linux. Using the dotnet SDK which is from Microsoft, and VS Code which is also from Microsoft.
- metaltyphoon 4y agoHuh?