Fix crash of LibreHardwareMonitorLib using Linux and Net5 / Add RAM support for linux #573
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Tederean
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@Tederean, hello, How did you get the project to compile under Linux? I'm using Fedora, if that helps. |
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@mbana I didn't compile on Linux. I compiled using Visual Studio on Windows 10. I just ran the application on Manjaro Linux. |
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LibreHardwareMonitorLib throw's an exception mentioning that it can't find Mono.Posix assembly. This occours when running linux using net5 console application.
I also noticed that InOut is trying to load native windows dll's, so i added there an OS check too.
Edit: I'm new to PR's, also added support for RAM on linux in same branch.