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From my experience, the UI is very slightly different, with some options/functionality missing here and there (from what I remember, for example, you couldn't e
by BossingAround 3y ago
From my experience, the UI is very slightly different, with some options/functionality missing here and there (from what I remember, for example, you couldn't enlarge the font size of the menus).
The plugins won't work out of the gate, but you can installed them manually and most of them will work.
It's not a 1:1 replacement, and from my limited experience, the UX of VSCodium was worse than that of VSCode. But, if you value not being tied to MS... That's the price you're gonna pay.
- hedora 3y agoAre you sure you weren’t using an older version of one? I see no practical difference between code on macos and vscodium on Linux (except that I prefer Linux’s font renderer, and the ctrl key moved).