I've actually had more issues with it in Windows than on Linux/Mac. Though I will say VS proper is much nicer than VS Code for C# development. It will improve. I'd still prefer to use mostly node, which gets its' own ire from the developer community.
Re:Microsoft's “Love” of Linux
by Nullabillity on Thursday November 21, 2019 @04:41PM
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- dotnet-cli will try to cache a bunch of junk into its install folder, rather than respecting $XDG_CACHE_HOME, or even just using a plain old dotfile. These days it just generates an annoying warning on each run, but it used to be a hard error.
- OmniSharp just plain doesn't work on NixOS, because it hardcodes a bunch of Ubuntu paths.
- It seems to support automatically switching between multiple SDK versions, but I've never been able to get that to work.
Have you ever had a problem with .Net Core on Linux that you couldn't find an answer to?