hello
please say we could not change or modify the editor page because vscodium is there and bug-free on linux
no more warning with the setlocale ect ....
open-source extensions, and for nim 1.10 and it does almost everything
so a language extension ex: a Nim, a drawio 1.03, Vs code printing free, task-manager
with it's 4 it's enough ... to develop
I don't speak English enough to write it on the editor page
but it would be very useful
vscodium is open-source it is on github with binary or not
and also works for windows ....
thank you
Microsoft's binary distribution of VSCode is under a non-open license and has monitoring/tracking built in.
Classic MS move... Will they ever learn. :-/
At the very least I suppose updating the editors page to reference the Nim version of the extension which works for VS Code and Codium would be a good first step.
Bundling extensions into an extension pack could come later, unless someone else does it. Currently, all my Nim related work (read: hobby time) has been figuring out how the extension and LSP should be reworked.
I have encountered this bug recently after an update of my system (Manjaro). This is in fact an Electron bug and downgrading to previous version of Electron solved the issue.
The bug caused a warning when compiling from the VSCode terminal. Not a big problem. But, for some reason, maybe unrelated, the Nim plugin no longer worked. I didn’t investigate to find the real cause of the problem. After switching to the previous version of Electron, everything is back to normal, so that’s fine for me.
Now, I’m still going to take a look at VSCodium.
I keep Manjaro up to date for different reasons.
the problem with the locale is that it doesn't respect POSIX and absolutely wants to do setlocale LC_ALL = "fr" ect ... but also on arch and other there are kilos with tests in all directions including on arch. I think it's an excellent VSCODIUM solution moreover it was not done under cover but in perfect agreement with MS
but this one works and we don't even need Electron anymore for me
I didn't think I was bringing up a story between MS and Linux just a help to those like me who only work on linux and need a working tool.
on the other hand, I wanted to share my experience and share it with others.
According to the VS Code Marketplace Terms of Use, you may only install and use Marketplace Offerings with Visual Studio Products and Services.
Thanks for pointing that out. In a worst case scenario, MS could use this as a legal weapon against people who just built VSCode themselves from the sources and then used the marketplace without thinking much of it. And we cannot have criminals publishing on github, you know...