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There's some irony in that, given how many other companies have "created browsers" that are just Chromium forks and rubbed Google the wrong way. The intro chec
by dweekly 11mo ago
There's some irony in that, given how many other companies have "created browsers" that are just Chromium forks and rubbed Google the wrong way.
The intro checklist for Antigravity includes watching VS Code tutorials!
- abirch 11mo agoVS Code is based on Chromium: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/vscode.md https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/v... We've come full circle.
- breppp 11mo agoChromium is based on Webkit which in turn is based on KHTML, so maybe KDE needs to develop a cursor clone?
- kaufmann 11mo agoKursor.
- infthi 11mo agoKursor Klone
- dsmurrell 11mo agoGet back to reddit! :)
- askvictor 11mo agoOr, for the non-AI version, Kode
- gmueckl 11mo agoWell, Kate has been around as an KDE based advanced text editor for nearly 2 decades now - its base feature set isn't too different from a base VS Code installation. And there's also KDevelop as a more full featured IDE.
- zekica 11mo agoYeah, Kate is great. New versions integrate nicely with LSPs and while not as fast as Vim it's faster than VSCode and most gnome based code editors.
- modeless 11mo agoIt's a good point, and in fact I went and looked at the original announcement of VS Code and it appears that Microsoft didn't credit Chromium or Electron back then either. I guess big companies are allergic to crediting other big companies.
- nightpool 11mo ago> given how many other companies have "created browsers" that are just Chromium forks and rubbed Google the wrong way Has there been any indication that these folks are "rubbing Google the wrong way"? I think Chromium, as a project, is actually very happy that more people are using their engine.