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Has anyone used Unity for Linux? I was thrilled when I found out about it today, and everything seems to work really well. There's is one thing that's bothering me though. I can't seem to resize undocked panels, and docked panels cause a crap ton of lag when resized. Running Ubuntu 18.04.

Also, what editor do you use for Unity? VS Code is officially supported by Unity and is something I use on a daily basis.

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    Isn’t vscode runs on everything that has a GUI? I used Cinnamon with vscode as text editor
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    Jetbrains Rider. Its the best C# IDE I've ever used.
    Also, Unity on Linux is pretty good but it lacks some of the features. New pipelines, for example.
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    @Agred absolutely true about rider, except for WPF or UWP applications.
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    @Codex404 Okay, it's true. WPF still has problems with rendering. Don't know anything about UWP though.
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    @devTea Yup, that's probably right

    @Agred @Codex404 I've always felt that IntelliJ is quite heavy. How's rider when it comes to performance? And piplines are nice, so that's sad :/
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    @ScriptCoded I see no difference in usage speed (Rider launches a bit quicker but that's ReSharper fault on VS side). I think that it's building a bit longer when you attach debugger.
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    @Agred Guess I'll have to try it out then :) Thanks!
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    @ScriptCoded What're you making? I'm always curious about game dev 😀
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    @Agred A friend of mine is quite a talented artist, and we both love making music, so I said that instead of me crying my eyes of while watching him use RPGMaker, he could do the artistic stuff, and I could program the simple 2D game stuff :)
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    @ScriptCoded Whoa, that's almost whole team in only two people! I feel jealous 😀 Have fun!
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    @Agred Haha, thanks 😊
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