Yes, Continuous Delivery is a thing; but what about teeny-weeny side projects? Or, even worse, what if a CD isn’t available? Instead of copy/past and start/stop the remote Web-Server, one could simply use the integrated Visual Studio FTP upload + some hacky scripts to detect file changes, triggering a dotnet application restart.
Tag: Linux
.NET Core on Linux (Ubuntu 18.10) ‘NuGetFallbackFolder’ Error
Permission denied to modify the ‘/usr/share/dotnet/sdk/NuGetFallbackFolder’ folder. Here are some options to fix this error: —————————————- 1. Re-run this command with elevated access. 2. Disabled the first run experience by setting the environment variable DOTNET_SKIP_FIRST_TIME_EXPERIENCE to true. How to fix this issue sudo su apt-get remove dotnet-sdk-CURRENT_VERSION rm /usr/share/dotnet/dotnet -r rm /usr/bin/dotnet -r mkdir -p …
MonoGame in Visual Studio Code
The application does compile + runs fine, but I can’t guarantee that everything is feature complete. I still have to evaluate the boundaries. Linux Install Visual Studio Code Navigate to Extensions and install OmniSharp Mono Debug NuGet Package Manager (not required, but simplifies to process) Install the latest version of MonoGame for Linux Create a …
Switching to Linux – Roadmap 🎬 2
One year ago I tried switching over to Linux Mint 18.2 KDE Plasma 5.8. The previous roadmap can be found here. However, the conclusion was quite clear: Linux wasn’t ready for me, or, I wasn’t ready for Linux. In addition, I quickly realized that I had chosen the wrong Linux distribution. Last time I searched …
Switching to Linux – Roadmap 🎬 1
Since Window 8.0 has been released I thought about switching to Linux due many different reasons, whichever I won’t cover in this article. However, the idea to try Linux was always present and the desire to do so, grew from day to day. Long story short, due Driver problems Nearly none-existing games Lacking productivity tools Missing …