Complementing Maniero's answer, you do not really need any IDE to program, with .NET Core for example you can program with notepad (in the example more roots), for example:
dotnet new console
Open your favorite editor:
Notepad Program.cs
Now the code:
using System;
namespace test
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("alterando código pelo Notepad");
}
}
}
Change WriteLine
to something of your choice.
dotnet run
Result:
Belowisalinkwith.NetCoreCLIcommands
link
Now a personal opinion, and I did on an old PC that I have (normal Core i5 / 4gb / Hdd)
I installed Ubuntu Desktop, VS Code and JetBrains Rider (paid but I like) rs.
I managed to get along with both of them to solve simple things in projects:)