.NET Version of the Docker image

[Unbreathable]

Hi,

I've been working on a .NET fork of your Docker image over at https://github.com/Liphium/godot-dotnet-dockerfile/. Wanted to mainly just inform you of the fork.

The main reason I've created this issue though, is to ask if there is any way we could merge the two projects into one. It's really hard for people to currently find Godot Docker images that are up to date and with the Mono version it's even harder. If you don't have any interest in this, or don't have the time I understand that, too.

I hope we can work together on this and thanks for putting in the time and effort to make such a good base image for what I've created. You really save me hours.

[graugraugrau]

I really appreciate that you have ported that to .NET. How much I would love to merge the two repositories. However, my GitHub Repo is only a mirror and the build happens on my private server. And the build is already taking quite a long time.

I could add the .NET changes, but would not build them on my server, if that would still be helpful?

[Unbreathable]

Well, because of Forgejo and the hint in the README I already kind of assumed that this was just a mirror. Just didn't know another way to contact you so I created an issue here.

I think if only the changes from my .NET fork were merged into here, meaning there would probably be two Dockerfiles (one for .NET and one for Godot without?), would just lead to more confusion since the Docker images up on DockerHub wouldn't align properly (the .NET images would still be on my account while the normal ones would be on yours). In that case, let's maybe maintain the two repositories separately and maybe link to each other.

I've for example seen that you have a FAQ section at the bottom of the README where you say that there currently is no .NET version available. That could for example be changed to link to my repository. I've already added a few links to yours in the README of mine (plus it's obvious from the fact that the repository is a fork).