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You can run .net over wine no?

• nubinetwork 10mo ago
  It's complicated... there's Windows .net apps (which run in wine through mono), there's Linux .net apps (that get run with dotnet), and there's apps that have to be run through mono directly.
  • flomo 10mo ago
    IIUC, Microsoft bought-out Mono and donated it to Wine, making it effectively legacy. It probably still 'works', but not many big IT departments are going to run critical apps on some old unsupported hackjob.
    • nubinetwork 10mo ago
      Unless the app is also an unsupported hackjob. ;)
• stackskipton 10mo ago
  Some .Net Framework might be fine but unless it promises 100% all .Net calls, including ones using "unsupported APIs" or other insane stuff, works, there will be plenty of very unhappy Windows customers.