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Pretty much natively supported at this point. .Net got open sourced around 2016 iirc.

Linux is a first-class .NET citizen (at least on paper), with packages for all the major distros, but I haven't tried it. Obviously the...

You should take into account the main C# IDE is Visual Studio which is only supported on Windows, you could also try VSCode but the experience is...

One thing is that on Linux you are still glued to Microsoft if you want to break away from vscode. The proper c# debugger is tied to Microsoft...