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Microsoft's .NET Now Works On NetBSD

Written by Michael Larabel in Microsoft on 5 May 2016 at 01:23 PM EDT. 5 Comments

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

The .NET code was already ported to FreeBSD after Linux and OS X, so this isn't a huge surprise, but it's worth noting nevertheless that this popular framework is now supported upstream under NetBSD.

The initial documentation for utilizing .NET on NetBSD can be found via this commit to Microsoft's .NET CoreCLR code on GitHub.

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