I wouldn't call it on par. But it has been getting better. Developing on Linux still isn't great (I vastly prefer Visual Studio over VSCode for .NET), but might

I wouldn't call it on par. But it has been getting better. Developing on Linux still isn't great (I vastly prefer Visual Studio over VSCode for .NET), but might be good with the Rider IDE, which I haven't used. Running it has come a long way, but there are still some annoyances left. I'd still say that it is good, though