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Coders, what is your workflow on Linux
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Aside from the (not so much) jokes, give VSCodium a try, it's to VSCode what Chromium is to Chrome, and works just as well.
Ooh. I did not know about vscodium! I've removed vscode and installed it on my Mac. Thanks.
You're welcome! Hope you enjoy it~
I will look into VSCodium. I've heard a little about it, but I couldn't tell you what is the difference between the two.
Microsoft develops vscode as open source, but compiles it with proprietary telemetry tooling.
VSCodium compiles from the same source code but without the telemetry
Then i will definitely switch. Are the VsCode addon compatible with VsCodium?
Copilot doesn't work on VSCodium from my experience.
They are, but some might not be available from the extension store. Usually copying from vscode extensions folder works with no issues in my experience, but search the Codium store first just in case.
Alright, I'm going to install VsChromium next monday and switch over. I don't use a lot of addons, but I'd like to have my most used addons
There is, or was, also code-oss. Can't remember all the differences though
BUT, it is not made by the same people who made VSCode. Completely different team.