Your rubicon is about 5 years out of date. VS Code and Rider are excellent tooling for .Net on or off Windows OS.

JetBrains Rider on Ubuntu/Mac is probably a better development experience than Visual Studio on Windows.

try Rider from JetBrains, it's as good or better as Visual Studio. I'm developing .NET projects (web) on macbooks with Rider for last 2 years, and do not miss Visual Studio at all

VS does not run there. But you have Jetbrains’ Rider there.

Extremely unlikely vs will ever run on linux, pretty sure it's built using wpf which is window only. The tooling on linux is just fine, and VSCode and Jetbrains rider are your main options.

Code does... Visual Studio itself not so much.

Why is that a requirement to take it seriously? I've been deploying apps developed in OSX/Windows to linux boxes for 20 years...

I don't know.

I don't like Visual Studio and haven't touched it since I realized VS Code worked fine.

(I'm more of an Eclipse/NetBeans/VS Code kind of person.)

No, but they make a high quality plug in for VS Code which gives you a similar overall experience, as well you can use JetBrains C# IDE which is very good and often preferred even on Windows.

That would be Visual Studio Code then. Runs just fine on Linux, yes.

Use Rider.

You're welcome.