have you tried `dotnet build -c release`
have you tried
dotnet build -c release
Inope
Igonna try rn
Iokay, this did help
Idotnet included assemblies into apk without <EmbedAssembliesIntoApk>true</EmbedAssembliesIntoApk> ,and also optimized them for size
Ihowever building android demo from silk failed
I
Llmao mono compiler crash classic
Puuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ttry net7 i guess
Iyeah, installing workloads on net7 right now
Tnet7-android works great on windows at least ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Plet the record show
PI hate mono
L:B:ono
Ldarn
P
onoPcome on you use Linux you should know all about case sensitivity
Lwindows is also uses a case sensitive filesystem
Lit's just not exposed as such
Pyes but we never see it
Lactually you can access it using the POSIX subsystem for windows
PWinNT is “let’s make a POSIX system, and then do everything we possibly can to make it look and feel like DOS”
Pyep I know this
Land you can still compile apps for that in vs2022, even for ARM
Lfor some reason
PGotta love back compat
Li have yet to find an operating system that can support my back
Pmaybe Herman Miller has one
Adoesnt herman miller stuff cost like £1000+
Pyes
Aeeesh
PI have a Herman Miller Mirra at work, but would never dream of buying HM at home
PI have an Autonomous ErgoChair Pro at home
Almao just the name alone
i bet its comfortable af
but like
i bet its comfortable af
but like
Inope, its the same thing 
T... you're still building for net6
Lif im gonna pound 1000 anything it's going to be a glass bottle with a hammer, not MONey
Ahahaha
Ioof, mb
Iforgot to change TargetFramework 
Iit works!
Idotnet build -c releasestill a bit chonky
Istill a bit much for an empty app, but much better than 94, thank you all!
Tare you bundling SDL with it?
Ti mean, the APK is a zip, you could just open it and see i guess
Inot sure...
Ii think i saw sdl dll in debug apk
Ioh, nevermind, it does
Tbecause you could probably use silk.net without bundling sdl
