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  • It’s the same with the US paying more than its fair share of the NATO budget he likes to harp on about.

    He’s right about that; however we do get a lot back from that in other ways that aren’t directly tied to budget support, not to mention the goodwill of the countries that are actually on the frontlines fighting wars, unlike America right now.

    Like, pulling out of NATO is not the solution to the other countries not paying their “fair share”, nor is forcing tariffs on the world because you don’t understand what a trade deficit is because you apparently bonespurred your way out of college too.

    NATO is a critical effort that should not be hampered by which countries have what amounts of money to put in, but in the desire to stand united against truly great evil rising again like it did in 1914 and 1939. Everyone helps out in the ways they can best do it. European countries are literally on the frontlines of our current proxy wars and need our help to keep it from spilling over elsewhere. Because if that happens, the nickles and dimes we’re spending on NATO above everyone else will seem like chump change.











    • C# runs cross platform. Unity3D with C# runs cross platform and Gadot as cross platform.
    • .NET 6+ (and 8.X is current) is fully compatible with Linux.
    • Nobody’s depending on .NET framework <4.X anymore. Nobody. That’s the version of .NET you’re thinking of that’s locked into windows. Anything built with .NET Core, or .NET 6 or higher is fully cross platform.

    10 years ago you’d have been correct, but a lot changes in a decade, and a lot of your understanding is currently no longer accurate.

    Additional reading for the roadmap from the Gadot team.

    They’re using Mono with a plan to move to .NET 5 (the merger version between .NET Core and .NET Framework) and then on to .NET 6+.

    In the meantime, Mono is fully cross platform and has no dependencies on windows components. The Mono team became the .NET Core team at Microsoft.