It does indeed, I code mostly on macOS and Ubuntu these days and .NET Core works great 👍
So, that’s actually something I’m going to do and blog about soon but to get you started if you notice the UseWindowsSevice() line well there’s also a UseSystemd() extension method that helps set that up.
Check out this article from Glenn I’ll be using it myself as a starter
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Thanks Katie,
It does indeed, I code mostly on macOS and Ubuntu these days and .NET Core works great 👍
So, that’s actually something I’m going to do and blog about soon but to get you started if you notice the
UseWindowsSevice()line well there’s also aUseSystemd()extension method that helps set that up.Check out this article from Glenn I’ll be using it myself as a starter
devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/net-...
Hope this helps
Yes, it does. I knew there was no sc command and I wanted to know how to start things up in Linux.