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I don't have a single mono/dotnet application or service installed on Linux, and I can't think of a popular one. Edit, also happy to provide stack traces from

by 65a 3y ago

I don't have a single mono/dotnet application or service installed on Linux, and I can't think of a popular one. Edit, also happy to provide stack traces from the ones I tried, it's not as portable as it wants to be.

nekdnsksn 3y ago
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- 65a 3y ago
  Let me add toxic developers to my list of complaints. I don't think this is a well reasoned response to my comment. Is this reddit now? Edit: It's weird you called me a nazi, but I am not banned from Reddit, nor have ever supported the radical right. Please keep your ad-hominem attacks to other platforms, I am mainly on HN because it has less ridiculous noise like this.
  - I_Am_Nous 3y ago
    They are a new account, seems to have been made just to trash talk/defend C#.
rewmie 3y ago
> I don't have a single mono/dotnet application or service installed on Linux, and I can't think of a popular one. I don't have market share data, but dotnet is used a lot to develop ASP.NET Core services, which also target Linux and whose developer experience is delightful and provides top performance out of the box. I'd pick ASP.NET Core on Linux over any Java-based framework any day of the week.
edward28 3y ago
Radar and sonarr are .net projects that work alright on linux