microsoft / microsoft/MIEngine
An article title is nonsensical ("...Linux OSX..."). And it is "OS X" (not "OSX")
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Description
In this article, "Linux OSX" does not make sense.
Also, it is "OS X", not "OSX" (many instances, in the title and in the body). "off-road" is more standard than "offroad".
From the body: "...stay in Visual Studio and still debug to Linux or OSX..."
So the title should probably be:
"Off-road Debugging of .NET Core on Linux or OS X from Visual Studio"
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Open the linked MIEngine wiki article and review its title and body text for the terminology called out in the issue. Update the wording to distinguish Linux from OS X, use “OS X” and “off-road” consistently, then confirm the revised title and affected instances read naturally.
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