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okay, but if you're on windows, why not VS2022 masterrace
I'm developing Dotnet on Linux. 70-90% of corporate that I work with use C# on RHEL or Fedora.
That's why I don't use VS on Windows. I do think about other like sharpdevelop but it's not for me thom😭
Hmm im sorry to hear it. The main reason i love C# so much is because VS2022 is just amazing. Ive been trying other languages on different IDEs the past years but nothing feels nearly as smooth to work with as VS2022 with C#. Sad part is, for other languages, VSCode does feel the most comfortable. I want to like JetBrains IDEs but there's a little too much jank for my liking. Even though I cant even drag out tabs on VSCode, its still the least annoying.