This is awesome! I wonder if it's possible to load everything from the remote environment, including extensions, themes, settings, etc. I didn't see anything

This is awesome! I wonder if it's possible to load everything from the remote environment, including extensions, themes, settings, etc. I didn't see anything about that on the page. This could be cool as a super easy way to make a very consistent portable development environment across platforms. This could be very empowering for classroom or casual learning environments where your users / students can just connect from any platform, any computer, and everything is ready and waiting. No environment setup, no OS issues, no platform-specific issues, no installing dependencies, no problem supporting old / weak computers, no multiple tutorials. It would also be extremely portable, users could log in from their personal laptop or desktop, shared computers, from their work computer, or from a classroom computer and they would all load in exactly where they left it on the last computer. Something else that's interesting, and gets a little closer to that dream above, is code server [1], which goes all the way to just embedding vscode in it's entirety into a chrome web app hosted from a container running full Ubuntu. The two approaches are somewhat converging, or are at least on a very similar trajectory, it'll be interesting to watch as they mature. [1]: https://github.com/cdr/code-server https://github.com/cdr/code-server