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    I have a raspberry pi 4 on the way and I am going to use it to deploy an application that I am going to write in C# with Visual Studio 2019. Originally I wanted wanted to use Windows 10 IoT but it doesn't look like its supported on the pi 4.  Then I thought about using Mono on the pi4 itself.

    However, now it occurred to m that I can probably just write the code on my pc and simply deploy the compiled code on the raspberry pi using the bin file referencing the .exe file, the way I do on other windows machines.  

    My question is whether I should use .net core 3 in VS 2019 when it becomes available, and whether this would still require me to install Mono on the Pi in order to run the .exe on a schedule, or will this not work ?

    Thanks in advance ...

    programmerBret

    Wednesday, August 28, 2019 8:51 PM

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    Hi ProgrammerBret,

    Thank you for posting here.

    >>My question is whether I should use .net core 3 in VS 2019 when it becomes available, and whether this would still require me to install Mono on the Pi in order to run the .exe on a schedule, or will this not work ?

    I only tell you that you could use .net core 3.0, because I am not familiar with Raspberry Pi 4 or Mono. Also, it is a hardware product, we don't support.

    Therefore, I suggest that you could ask it in the following link.

    https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/spaces/61/index.html

    The Visual C# forum discusses and asks questions about the C# programming language, IDE, libraries, samples, and tools.

    Best Regards,

    Jack

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    Thursday, August 29, 2019 2:33 AM