> Microsoft themselves failed to migrate off .NET Framework to .NET Core for the same reasons their customers are also stuck. I'd wager it is more a question o

> Microsoft themselves failed to migrate off .NET Framework to .NET Core for the same reasons their customers are also stuck. I'd wager it is more a question of priorities. I bet Microsoft itself sees Windows Server as legacy tech as they want everyone to move to the(ir) cloud. Partially it is also a organisational problem. Everything you ship as a Windows component incurs a debt, which is exactly why .NET Framework wasn't able to evolve further.