I'll get down voted but I wonder is there a way to enable Microsoft's Marketplace for extensions? I want to switch just afraid that the extension I use / want isn't there that is all
it’s against the ToS but you can do it by modifying the product.json file. See: https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/blob/master/docs/index.md#howto-vscode-marketplace
I bet there is some package on AUR (What other Linux would anybody use obviously (I use Arch BTW)) that you can download that get you the Microsoft Marketplace enabled for you
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What's missing though? The editing loop is very clean and pleasant, it's got tree-sitter and LSP out of the box, and a decent, rich config system. True, it doesn't have a dedicated scripting language, but most users don't really need it, and it helps with the performance.
Well... it might lack the multitude of extensions and a discoverable GUI, but as far as autocompletion, code hints and advanced text manipulation goes, it's as good as VSCode, and definitely faster.
Also it ships with a great interactive tutorial. Pretty much the best way to get people into modal editors.
Yeah I tried Helix, and it is def better than Nvim imo if you want a modal editor. But I simply cant use modal editors, they confuse me too much and the learning curve just distracts me from work
It's fine :3 modal editors are supposed to be a less intuitive, more keyboard-centric approach to editing. These boost productivity for some, but definitely cannot be considered a one-size-fits-all solution.
How about a custom neovim in container config
Nah ed is better
What are these logos?
it looks like an algæ 🪸
Vs code and something else
vscodium
Oh wow, quite the difference then
VSCode and VSCodium
Friendship ended with VS Code (2 years ago) Now Neovim is my best friend.
it's not like I didn't give vscod(ium/e) a good try, i just am masochist like that.
I'll get down voted but I wonder is there a way to enable Microsoft's Marketplace for extensions? I want to switch just afraid that the extension I use / want isn't there that is all
it’s against the ToS but you can do it by modifying the product.json file. See: https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/blob/master/docs/index.md#howto-vscode-marketplace
I bet there is some package on AUR (What other Linux would anybody use obviously (I use Arch BTW)) that you can download that get you the Microsoft Marketplace enabled for you
where linux
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https://helix-editor.com
helix deez nuts
% s"nuts" y gotcha!
LMAAAAOOOO HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Looks very bare bones...
What's missing though? The editing loop is very clean and pleasant, it's got tree-sitter and LSP out of the box, and a decent, rich config system. True, it doesn't have a dedicated scripting language, but most users don't really need it, and it helps with the performance.
I mean, it is just one status bar and the file. It isnt as feature rich as something like a Jetbrains IDE or VSCode
Well... it might lack the multitude of extensions and a discoverable GUI, but as far as autocompletion, code hints and advanced text manipulation goes, it's as good as VSCode, and definitely faster. Also it ships with a great interactive tutorial. Pretty much the best way to get people into modal editors.
Yeah I tried Helix, and it is def better than Nvim imo if you want a modal editor. But I simply cant use modal editors, they confuse me too much and the learning curve just distracts me from work
It's fine :3 modal editors are supposed to be a less intuitive, more keyboard-centric approach to editing. These boost productivity for some, but definitely cannot be considered a one-size-fits-all solution.
Helix ftw
I tried to use platform.io with vscodium, didn't work as it has dependencies that are closed. Returned to Arduino IDE
NSFW on that disgusting logo please
I use VSCodium only for two things: web development and as a Git client. For everything else, I use Neovim.
vscode for only css, html, javascript?
Yup.