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Eh, it's the Visual Studio Code repository. That's perfectly fine. (there's also Wolfram Mathematica on Raspbian images for example too, it doesn't have a goal
by my123 6y ago
Eh, it's the Visual Studio Code repository.
That's perfectly fine. (there's also Wolfram Mathematica on Raspbian images for example too, it doesn't have a goal to be explicitly made of OSS at all)
And the server images are just the client ones with less packages installed, but the same repositories.
- ilovwindows 6y agoThe question is why it's installed by default? Also why would the admin in Raspberry Pi forum remove threads related above issue. It's suspicious.
- meibo 6y agoBecause Raspbian is made for mainly educational purposes, and VS Code is the most user-friendly text editor, so they are shipping it. The lite image uses the same patches/base the full educational image uses, so the repo was also installed there. If you plan to run it as a server, you should probably pick another distro or live with that fact. The forum threads were closed because they were duplicates.
- FerretFred 6y agoNot fine. This damn' repo just appeared on my Pi's at the end of January it seems. No warning. No knowledge of what it is.