I have recently started to do some light development on a 32bit netbook running Ubuntu 18.04.
Python IDEs like IDLE work fine but if I try to develop C#, I run into problems. I have installed Mono and Monodevelop using the package manager.
sudo apt install mono && sudo apt install monodevelop
I have used this IDE successfully before on other platforms but I can't get it to debug, compile and run C# programs.
The F5 (run debugging)option is greyed out on the idea so I can't even run a simple Hello World type program.
I have tried to install the .NET libraries manually but they are not available for this architecture anymore.
I can use the Mono framework to compile C# manually from the command line but so far that is all I can do.
Has anyone else got C# development working on a 32bit Linux/Unix platform either using Monodevelop or VS Code?
I have also tried VS Code with a similar problem and older versions of Jetbrains Rider won't work because they are not compatible with 32bit JVM.