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 release with net7 bundles assemblies and optimizes them in size, resulting in a 23.9 MiB apk
Tstill 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
Ihow would i do that?
Ialso what silk would use for input handling and events then? glfw?
Tit would use android APIs i think
Talso does the APK include more than one SDL native dll? i think it has to include multiple
Tunless not
Pyes our aar includes all the main archs
Tyeah but upon install only the needed one should be stored
Tso one should look at the install size, not APK size
Ihmm, didn't think of that
Ithe app size is 35.42 MB
Ichonky indeed
FPeople making games on Defold engine, with 4mb download size. Is it possible with .Net and Silk? I mean, such small apk size.
Pit is technically possible but you'd throw out everything that's nice about this ecosystem in the process
Pmono is to blame for a lot of the size
Pas the actual silk bit (SDL, silk assemblies) is pretty tiny by comparison
FI see, so all volume it is big fat Mono.
Ppretty much
Pi'd be interested in the actual apk makeup though
Pwhich assemblies are the largest
Fit doesnt work though
Fitll tell you that its an invalid target
Fand that the valid targets are x86, x86_64 and arm64
LI saw the option and just assumed it worked, ah
Foh i meant a totally different thing but yes
Fjust cuz its there doesnt mean it works
Fhell it lets you select itanium as the target
Fit just wont build cuz msvc dropped that long ago
Falso that subsystem is horrible
Fits the definition of malicious compliance
Fthe unix subsystem was only made to milk money from government stuff cuz they needed to comply with a unix spec to be considered
Fand well... that spec wasnt exactly well written
Pgovernment specs are never well written
Pheck all non-open specs tend to be poortly written
FI'm happy with new Linux subsystem on Windows, web devs life became easier. Can run aps in Linux containers, almost without problems, only drawback is high memory consumption.
Lthe POSIX subsystem for windows wasn't like WSL or WSL2, it's an NT personality