#Getting Started with C# on Linux This file is part of a multi-series workshop on learning C# on Linux available here.
Author: Martin Woodward
First of all we want to get .NET Core installed on your environment. For instructions see http://dot.net/core and follow the instructions for the platform of your choice.
At the time of writing, the RPM packages for .NET Core are not publicly available on Fedora 25 (they exist for Fedora 23 & 24). Therefore we must install from source - see the instructions on GitHub to learn more.
If you would like to install the very latest (Daily Build) of .NET core then take a look at the dotnet/core-setup repo.
Alternativelu
sudo dnf copr enable nmilosev/dotnet-clean
sudo dnf install dotnetcore -y
That's it - before moving on from this point you should have dotnet installed on your system. You should be able to
type dotnet --version to verify. Next, lets create a new application
and learn about the structure of a C# program.
- Next: Tutorial 2 - Hello C# World
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