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Re:Ask HN: Current state of coding .NET code on non-Windows ... by bonthron on Thursday May 26, 2022 @01:56PM (#31521446)
I write F# on Linux with both Emacs and VS Code. Works really well. LSP, Iodine, Fantomas greatly improve the IDE experience.
Re:Ask HN: Current state of coding .NET code on non-Windows ... by tmm84 on Tuesday May 31, 2022 @09:44PM (#31577111)
My experience playing around with F# on linux was about the same but I used the snap version of dotnet core which when I using LSP/iodine ended up spawning infinite processes. Eventually, after a lot of trouble with that I thought of using C# and it was then that dotnet told me that because I was using a snap install (which the docs at the time recommended) that things wouldn't work. Some time later I switched distros and reinstalled dotnet from a package instead of a snap which had the effect of actually working as stated. TLDR; be weary of using the snap install (maybe it was user error on my part or maybe they've worked out the kinks) and be prepared to install via a package/source.