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    Phoronix: Microsoft's .NET Now Works On NetBSD

    Microsoft's .NET Framework as an open-source project now has support for NetBSD...

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    This is not the full .NET Framework stack. It is just .NET Core. Nice nonetheless.

    However, I didn't find System.Security.Principal and System.Diagnostics.Debug in .NET Core.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by uid313 View Post
      This is not the full .NET Framework stack. It is just .NET Core. Nice nonetheless.

      However, I didn't find System.Security.Principal and System.Diagnostics.Debug in .NET Core.
      System.Security.Principal is a windows specific API what would you do with it on Unix? Sure you could wire it up to your username and userid but that doesn't mean it will get you anywhere or be useful for the same things that same API is used for on Windows.

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      • #4
        And you need Linux for CoreCLR Debug x64 and CoreFX Debug x64.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by cb88 View Post
          System.Security.Principal is a windows specific API what would you do with it on Unix? Sure you could wire it up to your username and userid but that doesn't mean it will get you anywhere or be useful for the same things that same API is used for on Windows.
          At least for fun — aren't that funny when WindowsIdentity returns instead BSDIndentity? At most because as far as API is part of a standard, any app may safely assume it is available and working.

          To me more interesting when they get fixed primary selection — that doesn't work with .net apps at all.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by cb88 View Post
            System.Security.Principal is a windows specific API what would you do with it on Unix? Sure you could wire it up to your username and userid but that doesn't mean it will get you anywhere or be useful for the same things that same API is used for on Windows.
            Because ASP.NET MVC had HttpContect.User.Identity that the interface IIdentity and was fed with a SecurityPrincipal I believe. But maybe that is changed now in MVC 6.

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