Stargazing Koishi

Can you try `uname -a`?

Where did you install dotnet from? (Is it via Snap?)

Hmmm.... Somehow sounds like the problem comes from the native part rather than TShock. Can you run `dotnet --list-runtimes` or try the [dev version](https://github.com/Pryaxis/TShock/actions/workflows/ci-otapi3.yml?query=branch%3Ageneral-devel+event%3Apush) which contains a `TShock.Installer`?

It's a nice to have feature, but I would say the first one is not that helpful actually - you can't stop a cheating mod, or a modded tModLoader from...

https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/help/319292/how-to-embed-and-access-resources-by-using-visual-c You can try embed DLLs in EmbeddedResource. It will keep its Strong Name sign.

To know what TShock provides, you can try to read the code or the embedded XML document (it is also available on [fuget](https://www.fuget.org/packages/TShock)). You may also check the [legacy docs](https://tshock.readme.io/docs),...

If there are already two `/who` commands, using this hook will result in two `Staff Online: a, b, c` or `There are 5 players in dimensions`; it's understandable for this...

Try running `dotnet --list-runtimes`. Also, you can obtain the source from their repository to compile, without decompiling.