> So because they haven't produced your pet project means they haven't changed? Good to know that their flagship cross platform framework not even having an UI

> So because they haven't produced your pet project means they haven't changed? Good to know that their flagship cross platform framework not even having an UI component rates "pet project". > No. They didn't have to make .NET cross platform and run equally well on Linux Which they never did, instead they renamed .Net core, which to this day isn't a feature complete replacement for .Net. > they didn't have to join the Linux foundation and make contributions to the Linux kernel. Given that they sell cloud products with Linux integration, yes they did? > Microsoft is much, much larger than just Windows. And here I thought everything they do is compensation for being tiny, I mean it is literally in the name.