SuperClassicGamer

As a small business owner myself, I understand that completely.

May I ask why? Are there some sort of technical limitations here, or is it about dedicating resources to it? No market for it?

I understand that, but read some of my edits. When the time comes, .NET 5 should take care of things for you. You need to add Mac users to your calculations as well. It's not just a Linux thing.

Count me as a lifetime customer that wants Linux support - because I'm completely switching to it. Time to start a fork to dotnet core 3.1, even if it's just a stripped down version of the database features to start - I can live without BigBox for now. You're also missing out on potential Mac customers, unless there's already support for that. And just as a note, I've been a .NET/c# developer since the 2.0 beta, so I understand that this isn't an easy task. Heck, I'm going to really miss Visual Studio, but it is what it is for me. Open-Source this new "Launchbox Core", and Jason will get all sorts of support. Sounds like he needs a vacation anyway. Also, .NET 5 is coming. Standard is dead. Thank you.