[calamari4065]

No, developing C# on Linux has been exactly the same as on windows for a very long time. Not since Framework and Core were separate things.

The modern C# Linux experience is indistinguishable from Windows.

When I'm in the office, I use Windows, when I work from home it's on Linux. Same projects, no problems.

[pjmlp]

Try to do GUI stuff, or debugging parallel code in VSCode on Linux.

[calamari4065]

Rider works fine for me.

[pjmlp]

After paying for it.

Meanwhile other FOSS ecosystems, get everything as free beer, including InteliJ stuff.

[calamari4065]

That's really not relevant.

Your problem is that VSCode is broken, not C#.

[neonsunset]

IntelliJ Idea for Java is not exactly free either. How would you go about debugging parallel code in Go, Rust or C++ there?

[pjmlp]

It certainly is, Community edition, available in macOS, Linux and Windows, contrary to VS Community that is Windows only.

What the hell has Go, Rust or C++ to do with C# and .NET code?