On Linux you can use Rider or VS Code both of which are able to satisfy most of your professional needs, especially when it comes to back-end and/or web dev. I'

On Linux you can use Rider or VS Code both of which are able to satisfy most of your professional needs, especially when it comes to back-end and/or web dev. I'm not sure what is the situation when it comes to visualizer for XAML used in cross-plat UI frameworks like Avalonia or Uno Platform but honestly I've never relied on those because even on Windows they can never compete with something like Xcode visualizer for Swift UI. Other than that, it is smooth and in many advanced scenarios Linux has better support than macOS, unfortunately (still decent, just has quirks). Also, check out Native AOT in the upcoming .NET 7 because it is really nice for building small and lightweight CLI utilities in .NET and just shipping them to users like you would if they were written in C++ or Rust.