Hallo my friends of Jow Forums

>2 (you)'s in < 2 min
I love Rust posting on Jow Forums
keep Making Icons and larping fags

>Rust
Eclipse Photon has built in Rust support
Eclipse Photon is a real IDE and not a bloated web browser posing as a shitty text editor
Use an IDE (Eclipse, Netbeans, Jetbrains) and Vim

Do you have any evidence/sources of this? Very curious.

>Do you have any evidence/sources of this? Very curious.
not him, but I believe his claims. Everytime you open an unrecognized format, vscode suggests extensions to install.. how would they do this if no calling home.

also, extensions and the editor update automatically too...

Tested it a few days ago myself.

Hello, Michael

>install vscode
>open .c file
>suddenly 270MB of extensions and compilers being installed without my permission
>i already have a full fucking toolchain
>apt-get remove --purge code
>this will remove 470MB are u sure??

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>Bloated web browser
>Recommends Eclipse
Im laughing

"extensions.autoUpdate": false,
"extensions.ignoreRecommendations": true,
"extensions.showRecommendationsOnlyOnDemand": true,
"telemetry.enableTelemetry": false,
"telemetry.enableCrashReporter": false,
"update.channel": "none"

put that in your user config

Thats the upstream commiter
Hello new friend

>he thinks you can disable telemetry

>He thinks it matters

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bad for C

What theme is that?

>why aren't you using VSC right now?
Because I am currently shitting, but I plan to continue using it after I am done with that.

I use my own editor and compiler with ML64

you use Sublime for text files,whether small or big,sublime got the edge over every other GUI editor at that.

That being said, even with all the packages out there, it's still a less hustle to use VSC when editing small projects in almost any language, and it's not as garbage as worst editor out there: Atom

>Sublime
What year is it?

Because Visual Studio Code is full of telemetry and is non-free non-open source software. Also it runs horrible, and isn't consistent with the rest of the OS's way of handling documents.

>and is non-free non-open source software
How is software, licensed under the MIT license, with the source code published on GitHub non-free and non-open source??

You forgot you are on Jow Forums where memes and buzzwords are what makes this place be alive lad. To know what people are talking about is way too much to expect.

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>What year is it?
We are in vim land here, we don't ask such questions.

Quiet Light with custom colors to match my i3
"workbench.colorTheme": "Quiet Light",
"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
"statusBar.background": "#5A0D46",
"statusBar.noFolderBackground" : "#5A0D46",
"statusBar.debuggingBackground": "#5A0D46",
"statusBar.foreground": "#ffffff",
"activityBar.foreground": "#5A0D46",
}

I hope you are joking. In case not, I have bad news for you.

Are you retarded?
github.com/microsoft/vscode

I'm doing my best to switch from Sublime honestly because VSC has a lot more features. I like the live website preview and whatnot.
But something still makes me open Sublime instead.
Any way to bind my own boilerplates? Like when i type html and press tab, it auto fills my own boilerplate? I know there is an extension, but i don't like it

Go on..

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Meant to tag

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>he thinks the pre compiled binaries that you download under the text "Free. Open source. Runs everywhere." gives you free and open source binaries
wow you're retarded. if you look at their licensing, they clearly state that only vscode, not the product visual studio code, is open source and under mit, the pre compiled binaries are full with telemetry and possible other crap, but you can't check those because those are closed software.

Ok I'm retarded just ignore my posts

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They add non-free binaries to the endproduct, dipshit. Much like Chromium and Chrome.

Sure looks like MIT to me!

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compile it yourself then??

>>he thinks the pre compiled binaries that you download under the text "Free. Open source. Runs everywhere." gives you free and open source binaries
Are you retarded?
But the source code is in the open and under a free license.

>the pre compiled binaries are full with telemetry and possible other crap, but you can't check those because those are closed software.
Proofs?
And so fucking what.
You can built the thing from source, if you want to avoid that.

Which changes what exactly?
The source code of chromium is still in the open.

Read your picture, slowly and from the top.
Then answer the question "what can you do with source code?".

double dubs, nice
and you can make your own boilerplate snippets in vsc

>and you can make your own boilerplate snippets in vsc
Care to explain how?

The only difference between the binary MS provides and building it from source is the product.json

This file controls things like the Gallery endpoints, “Send-a-Smile” endpoints, telemetry endpoints, logos, names...

if you are off your meds you can build it directly from the github repo with your own product.json

oh and an EULA is also in the binary because of the MS branding
but you are probably already typing a well thought out counter argument that isn't rooted in paranoia :^)

code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/userdefinedsnippets
the languages that are supported by default in vsc have some snippets already, like the boilerplate html you were talking about

Ok geniuses, then tell me how to do it.

Hey thanks!
When i type html and press tab it just auto closes the tages, and i want something simple like

All the boilerplate extensions available automatically include redundant crap which i don't need.
I'll have a read at that site you posted, thanks

github.com/Microsoft/vscode/wiki/How-to-Contribute#build-and-run-from-source

Are there any disadvantage to the normal version?

Telemetry and crash reporting are enabled by default if that bothers you
it can just be disabled in the user config or if you do a OSS build you can remove the telemetry endpoints in the products.json
I just use the binary because electron takes a very long time to build

How can I download updates?

Because emacs does everything I want and would ever need

what font is that my good man?

>keypress lag (like all electron apps but especially bad with VSC)
>intellisense never, ever works even though microsoft has had like 2 decades to fix it
>RAM hog
>tasks require you to memorize a JSON "schema" rather than just directly executing shell commands

Jetbrains is the only real answer here. Top fucking notch IDEs.

Source code pro
I'd post the config value but I'm not at my desktop now
I also have vscode-icons installed if anyone is wondering

Because Visual Studio is better unless you‘re a webdev codemonkey

Keep shilling.
Keep contributing to "communist" Linux community and earn $0.
Coding in MS is complementary to coding in Linux. People code in MS to get career and earn money.

nothing ever compares to turbo c. it's the ultimate distraction free UI.

kid gtfo

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what? are you that indian fella who made the shit git thread?

>using an editor based on electron
use vim for development
leafpad if you need a gui and distro agnostic
gedit if gnome
kate if kde

it's super good, but F12 takes a long time (15-20 seconds, for Haskell) and no normal support of ctags/etags

>electron
no

use spacemacs anywhere

>implying binary blobs are open source too

RPMFusion is distributing the open source VSCode

> Sublime
Without even getting into freetard territory, why would you par for/pirate a text editor in 2k18 when there's so many great free (as in freedom and gratis) text editors

I can't find use for it. Text editor should do syntax highlighting and should allow me to configure TABs. That's all I need from it. Why I should use VSC instead of Kate or Gedit or even fucking nano is beyond me. Wake me up when they port Visual Studio to Linux.

No, I didn't.

because you try to open any text file above 2gb in your FOSS editor and you'll quickly realise something: they're all trash at it.Pretty sure it beats even emacs & vim even though those aren't even necessarily GUI.

You'd figure people would understand by now why not everything that's FOSS is at the top of the table, but apparently not.

git pull origin master

So much wasted space!

I am using it and I am deeply ashamed of myself for it

Paste it if you get a chance. Had a hell of a time getting source code pro on my wangblows work PC tho.

I know Funtoo has a ebuild for it but it just uses the microsoft binary
I might try making a OSS vscode ebuild and doing a PR for Funtoo

Heres the spliting funtionality, I didn't have 2 files open at the time.
you can also minimze the file menu on the left if you needed more room for multiple panes

"editor.fontSize": 12,
"editor.fontFamily": "'Source Code Pro', 'monospace', 'Noto Color Emoji'"

you will still have to figure out how to get Source Code Pro into the windows font cache
or how ever they do it. I can just drop it into /usr/share/fonts and run fc-cache
also if it is working, as soon as you save the user settings it should change the font

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The splitting function is going to get so much better too with the draganddrop ability to vertically split as well as the current existing horizontal splitting.

Mine uses 300M, still a lot but nothing of the 2GB sort.

I don't use Microsoft products unless I have to. In this case, there are plenty of text editors that get the job done without sending telemetry data or 2GB or RAM, so I don't have to use VS code.

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>le epic dark edgy hacker mode XD

In terms of speed and functionality, there is no difference between Atom and VS Code lol. So what the fuck are you talking about?

im using VS.

mong, it runs natively on Linux

>FUD about privacy
>one line to disable telemetry

Larp

Emacs is better in every way.

Top fucking notch expensive

If doom-emacs worked on windows I would agree.

>text file above 2gb
What's wrong with you?

Holy shit rust is a hideous language

>any text file above 2gb

Microsoft quality coding.

Reddit quality spacing.

>putting spaces in your posts means your a redditor

nu-4chaners are the worst.

Because I'm using 100 times lighter superior SpaceVim.

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Which are the advantages to vim?

It has sane defaults and lots of plugins installed out of the box. You don't need to customize anything to get to work with it.