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Yeah, Microsoft doesn't really support Flatpak. VSCodium is verified though and there isn't really any reason to use the proprietary VSCode anymore these days:
by pojntfx 2y ago
Yeah, Microsoft doesn't really support Flatpak. VSCodium is verified though and there isn't really any reason to use the proprietary VSCode anymore these days: https://flathub.org/apps/com.vscodium.codium https://flathub.org/apps/com.vscodium.codium
- resoluteteeth 2y ago> there isn't really any reason to use the proprietary VSCode anymore these days There is if you want to use some of Microsoft's extensions legally
- somerandomqaguy 2y agoDo you know if there an easy way to identify which extensions are tied into VSCode itself vs a third party build? Or is it just install and try?
- undefined9059 2y agolegally. lol. You are not allowed to ship the extensions outside of Microsofts control. But nothing stops you from downloading the extension from the marketplace and installing them manually. Or just use the registry anyway. Who's gonna check it?