Hello ASP.NET & MAUI Team! @danroth27, @davidortinau, @Eilon Now that Blazor Hybrid has gone through a good stabilization and performance release with .NET 7, I'd like to put a request in to consider Blazor Hybrid support on Linux with Ubuntu. The Edge browser for Linux has been released and stabilized for about a year now. For our usages, we're standardizing on the Blazor Hybrid/MAUI "One code base and one UI layer" vision by taking our large desktop WPF application first to a SaaS Blazor WASM application then deliver that same application on Mobile (iOS/Android), then onto the native desktop application on Windows and we know already we need to get to smaller footprint/panel devices which run Linux. We need the smallest memory/CPU profile possible on these Linux devices, so we'd far prefer to run the .NET business logic code natively on the device instead of running that on WASM.
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