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    > And is Postgresql a 2nd-class citizen?
No, it is not.

Microsoft maintains the Npgsql project[0] and I say that it is a very capable, feature rich adapter.

I have not used C# with SQL Server in almost a decade.

[0] https://www.npgsql.org/

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Also the recentish addition of multiple line string literals makes dealing with Postgres's case sensitivity a lot easier to manage.
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I work with .NET for my day job and my team doesn't use any commercial libraries. I haven't felt limited in any sense by the .NET ecosystem. Nearly everything is open-source, too.
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exactly the same experience here
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The anemic open source projects are really from the lack of good cross platform support early on. That's changed now but it missed out on a time of rapid OSS expansion that Java and other took in.

It is what it is but I wouldn't say its actually the fault of the language, especially now.

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