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by alkonaut
1867 days ago
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In what way is the runtime not redistributable? The old one “.NET Framework” is an OS component but has enough compat that you can always upgrade it. The newer one (net5+) is typically fully bundled with each app so no sharing. MSVC also went this way - you bundle them rather than take a dependency on a system wide runtime. These two (.NET and c++ runtimes) were basically the last shared libs on windows, and it’s now basically obsolete tech (.NET 4.X) or no-longer-recommended deployment method (Msvc). |
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