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We are happy to announce the official release of our highly anticipated Linux version of TX Text Control.
With TX Text Control 33.0, you can seamlessly integrate powerful document editing, viewing, and processing into your Linux-based .NET and ASP.NET Core applications. Enjoy cross-platform support for a consistent, high-performance experience without compromise. |
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| Faster, Sharper, Smarter: Cross-Platform SVG Rendering & Improved Performance |
TX Text Control now features a completely refactored rendering engine for seamless Linux support. By replacing System.Drawing with an SVG-based foundation, we ensure cross-platform compatibility and higher rendering quality.
Internal benchmarks show up to a 3.5x performance boost, significantly improving document processing speed. |
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| Docker and Cloud-Native Compatibility |
TX Text Control is fully compatible with containerized applications on all major Linux distributions, including lightweight Chiseled Ubuntu containers. It seamlessly integrates with Microsoft's official .NET Docker containers, which come preinstalled with the latest .NET runtime for effortless deployment.
Visual Studio Docker templates are supported, enabling smooth debugging and production workflows without additional configuration. In addition, TX Text Control runs reliably on Azure App Services for Linux, including its sandboxed distribution, ensuring efficient cloud-based deployment in the Microsoft ecosystem. |
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| Seamless Linux & Windows Support - Tested, Optimized, and Ready to Deploy |
TX Text Control for Linux has been extensively tested on all major Linux distributions, ensuring seamless integration and reliable performance in a variety of environments. Whether you're deploying on-premises, in the cloud, or within containerized applications, our solution is designed to work effortlessly in a variety of setups.
TX Text Control has been rigorously tested on all major Linux distributions, including Ubuntu (LTS and latest stable releases), Debian, CentOS, and Ubuntu Chiseled, which provides a minimal package set for .NET applications. Technically, it runs on any Linux distribution that supports the .NET runtime, ensuring broad compatibility across different package managers, system libraries, and enterprise environments. |
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| New NuGet Packages Explained |
With the release of TX Text Control 33.0, we're introducing major changes to our NuGet packages, including two distinct product versions: a Classic Windows-only edition and a Core cross-platform edition.
The Core version isn't named after the old .NET (Core) framework, but instead reflects its core functionality, delivered as .NET assemblies with native, platform-specific dependencies. |
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| Getting Started |
| In this article, you will learn how to create a simple document editor using the TX Text Control .NET Server Document Editor component. Get hands-on experience with version 33.0 as we develop the application using ASP.NET Core and run it on Linux using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). |
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