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> VS Code still has proprietary bits, and you'll need to run your own extension store if you don't want to use those (which the VSCodium project does, I think).
by nicce 5y ago
> VS Code still has proprietary bits, and you'll need to run your own extension store if you don't want to use those (which the VSCodium project does, I think). Of course, that's not even mentioning the forced telemetry in Windows...
VSCodium has just disabled that Microsoft store by default. You can enable it and use all the extensions normally, without proprietary bits.
- Liquid_Fire 5y agoIsn't part of the problem that some of the extensions themselves are proprietary? e.g. the Remote Development extensions.