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F# comes with the .NET SDK. Once you install it, you get F#, so F# isn't behind at all. Mono is largely irrelevant except for legacy applications things like Go

by bmitc 4y ago

F# comes with the .NET SDK. Once you install it, you get F#, so F# isn't behind at all. Mono is largely irrelevant except for legacy applications things like Godot and Unity that use Mono.

jchw 4y ago
On Linux, I don't think Mono is irrelevant. It would not be abnormal to have both upstream dotnet and Mono on the same machine for desktop Linux.
- bmitc 4y ago
  For a new project that isn't Unity or Godot based?
  - jchw 4y ago
    Mono's toolchain is entirely open source, but crucial parts of Dotnet core are not, such as the debugger. Linux developers are significantly more likely to care about this discrepancy.