Replying to myself: Interesting to see so many comments talking about extensions, and how you don't need to install any. In vscode I only have the remote deve

Replying to myself: Interesting to see so many comments talking about extensions, and how you don't need to install any. In vscode I only have the remote development extensions installed, and I think those come "built in" anyway. I just use a vanilla clean vscode install and its an absolute pleasure to use. If extensions (or lack of) are the main reason given for not using vscode, then for me at least as someone who does not use extensions in vscode and just use it "as is", there seems to be no benefit. I guess this lack of any actual incremental value to the average typical end user of vscode (i.e. someone who can just use vscode as-is without needing to install loads of plugins and customizations...) is why they are now giving rider away for free.