Can .NET MAUI be used to build software compatible to run on embedded Linux on ARM target?

Question

Can .NET MAUI be used to build software compatible to run on embedded Linux on ARM target? If not supported now, is there a plan to support it in the near future? We were looking at a cross-platform UI framework based on C# language which can support building software to run on Windows Desktop, iOS, Android, macOS & embedded Linux on arm. Saw that .NET MAUI is a supported for all these platforms except Linux. But saw that though Linux is not explicitly mentioned as a supported platform, still there are ways to get it working on Linux, but not sure where its documented..

Answer 1

as embedded Linux does not have a standard GUI, you would not use Maui forms. You would build a standard .net core app console app (can share code with your Maui apps). If the selected linux platform supported a C/C++ callable GUI, you would use p-invoke to call it.

as Maui is about the common GUI, building and deploying to app stores, its does not have much relevance for embedded Linux.