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How to compile Net Framework code on Linux

My setup: Ubuntu 20.4 LTS, mono 6.12.0.122, .NET Core SDK (3.1.408), msbuild 16.6.0, JetBrains Rider as IDE

Mono

Mono can be used instead of NET Framework 4.x, since there's no NET Framework for Linux

Install mono-devel (you may need to add mono repositories, to do this follow these instructions)

sudo apt-get install mono-devel

If your IDE shows tons of errors and/or can't compile the code (but you can compile it in the terminal), you will need:

sudo apt-get install mono-dbg

This is a debugger for mono

.NET Core SDK 3.1

Follow these instructions to download the .NET Core

msbuild

To download msbuild, run:

sudo apt-get install msbuild

nuget

You don't need nuget to compile the code, it's a package manager for .NET. It can be pretty useful though.

sudo apt-get install nuget

Compiling Burning Knight

# clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/egordorichev/BurningKnight
cd BurningKnight
# install the packages
nuget restore
# build the project
msbuild
# run the game
cd Desktop/bin/Debug/
mono Desktop.exe