Develop in C# and . NET on Ubuntu Linux?

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Recently I had to migrate from Windows to Linux, because my work notebook burned and I am using an old one with Intel Atom and only 2GB of RAM, I was insecure to use Windows because it is a very weak equipment.

I have to work with C# and . NET, I’ve been researching on possibilities to use, follow the found:

  • Using Monodevelop, I do not know very well the restrictions for its use, but in surveys always have users talking that does not work very well.

  • Windows virtual machine, out of the question for being a weak device.

I want to know if there are more options, if not, what are the restrictions of Mono?

c# .net linux ubuntu mono

  • As said, go to Visual Studio Code. Lightweight and you can develop with . NET Core quietly.

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You can use the Monodevelop at will, without restrictions, like Mono. He’s good, just not fantastic. I believe that today almost everyone will opt for it under these imposed conditions. In fact now it has become freer after Microsoft has become proprietary.

Each day the Visual Studio Code is on a more interesting level.

Jetbrains has developed a New IDE based on Intellij and Resharper running on Linux.

I’ve heard of plugins for Eclipse, but I’ve never seen one.

Otherwise it has simple editors with services for C#. Hardly will do much better than VS Code. It goes to taste and custom.

However powerless machines to run IDE complicates a bit. Something will not look right.

  • I removed the ending, I already used Mono in Windows, etc, hopefully it meets the expectations on Linux. It’s really hard to work on weak machine, being unlucky is bone kk

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Apparently the monodevelop was discontinued, but with the new movement of Microsoft, I believe it took new form, including by the new accessibility of . NET in LINUX distributions.

The old website of Monodevelop left the old IDE out of use

This new site shows the new builds and releases of the project. https://www.mono-project.com/docs/getting-started/mono-basics/

Apparently, you can use all the features here, including Xamarin, in Ubuntu.

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