Recently I had to migrate from Windows to Linux, because my working notebook burned and I'm using an old one with Intel Atom and only 2GB of RAM, I was unsure of using Windows because it was a very weak device.
I have to work with C # and .Net, I've been researching about possibilities to use, it follows the following:
Windows virtual machine out of the question because it is a weak machine.
I want to know if there are more options, if not, what are the Mono restrictions?
You can use MonoDevelop at your convenience, without restrictions, the same as Mono. He's good, just not fantastic. I believe that today almost everyone will opt for it under these imposed conditions.
One day Visual Studio Code will be at an interesting level.
JetBrains is developing a new IDE based on IntelliJ and Resharper that will run on Linux.
I've heard of plugins for Eclipse, but I've never seen one.
Other than that, there are simple editors with services for C #. They are hardly going to do much better than the VS Code. It goes of taste and custom.
Anyway little powerful machines to run IDE complicates a little. Something will not be right.
