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- VSCode or VSCodium; Which do you use? : r learnprogramming - Reddit
VSCode or VSCodium; Which do you use? I'm just starting to program and have a few questions Do you prefer VSCode or VSCodium? If you prefer one over the other; what's your reasoning? Is there a particular IDE you prefer for specific projects or languages? Archived post New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
- Code OSS or VSCodium? : r vscode - Reddit
VSCodium does a more thorough job of removing MS telemetry access Code-OSS is a direct build of the open source VSCode repo, which Microsoft does additional proprietary tweaks to for VSCode
- syntax highlighting difference between vs code and vs codium : r vsCodium
Hi, I've recently switched from using vs code to vs codium, but one small difference I noticed was that the syntax highlighting between the two is different for variables This is seen in the attached image where variable names are highlighted blue is vs code (which I prefer), and white in vs codium I'm using the same theme in both (high contrast dark) Is there any one to get the blue
- r vsCodium on Reddit: What is the equivalent of the MS C++ extension . . .
After weeks of testing, I think I finally have a good setup for C C++ on VSCodium Extensions: clangd: "Intellisense" support I think it's better than MS C C++ extension Clang-Tidy: Good practices suggestions Native Debug: Debugging support That's it!
- vsCodium - Reddit
r vsCodium: free and open source alternative to microsoft's vsCode, but without microsoft's telemetry, tracking and license this subreddit is not…
- Is vscodium legit : r learnprogramming - Reddit
13 votes, 28 comments I saw vscodium advertised as a free from telemetry fork of vscode Is it legit?
- VSCodium or Code OSS : r archlinux - Reddit
Although both Code-OSS and VSCodium are essentially the same software, there are two notable differences between them: their licensing and the presence of telemetry Specifically, Code-OSS comes bundled with telemetry, which transmits usage data to Microsoft servers, while VSCodium does not contain any telemetry and is released under the more liberal MIT license If you value your privacy and
- VSCodium: 100% Open Source Version of Microsoft VS Code - Reddit
I really think this kind of thing is pretty much tin-foil-hattery We can probably review what telemetry is being tracked, and that it's switched off when requested, because the code is open source And if it truly is just general usage statistics, why would we want to deprive MS from collecting data that helps it prioritise development?
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