@aho , thank you very much for your help with #csharp and #VScode and #Ubunutu and #apt ...
Your time, as mine, on the clock, is the same. Being summer and you being more north and little more east, I guess, your daylight starts earlier. It is gray morning here. Raining. And I am enjoying a coffee.
Let us make a step back and consider what I am trying to do.
(I think we have discussed before the possibility of having our conversation hybrid: Finnish Czech. I may remember, you did not like the idea then.)
A student who is close to me and who uses Ubuntu is required to pass a test on a school computer: #Microsoft - #Windows - #VisualStudio - C# . I don't like what the school requires from them, but here we are.
So, I have been trying to create an enviroment on their (and in parallel on mine) computer to prepare for the test. After more than ten hours, no success. The student borrowed a Windows computer and prepares for the test on it. The situation is solved for the moment and is not fully solved for the future. The course continues.
I am heading to the conclusion that, in general, it is better to have access to a Windows computer for this and other tasks which somehow suppose that Windows is a standard, to use this computer for such dirty work, and not to try to make a Linux machine to do whatever Windows machine may be doing.
Any thoughts on this? @aho , or anybody?

