The last time I worked on a .NET Core (v2) project, I was able to do everything that I needed to on my Manjaro workstation.
One thing that I missed was SQL Server Management Studio, but Azure Data Studio was more than good enough and it even had some nice features that SSMS lacked, like project folders and GIT integration. SQL Server itself ran just fine in a Docker container.
A peer of mine is doing the same thing on the Manjaro desktop that I setup for him and he's using .NET Core v5.
not comment Op - but vscode is great and portable. I've also used Rider but find myself going to vscode more and more, especially with ssh to folder to develop. That's a glaring omission in Rider - last I checked, they had this funky workaround but nowhere near as good.
One thing that I missed was SQL Server Management Studio, but Azure Data Studio was more than good enough and it even had some nice features that SSMS lacked, like project folders and GIT integration. SQL Server itself ran just fine in a Docker container.
A peer of mine is doing the same thing on the Manjaro desktop that I setup for him and he's using .NET Core v5.