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1) using KDE and saying this is for developers is a little strange for me considering VS Code has issues with Kdewallet 6. Has this distro done anything about t

by rolymath 10mo ago

1) using KDE and saying this is for developers is a little strange for me considering VS Code has issues with Kdewallet 6. Has this distro done anything about that? 2) Including homebrew in a Linux distro is a criminal offense normally punished by public flogging.

inffy 10mo ago
What issues does vscode have? I haven't noticed anything, although my vscode usage is pretty minimal. Homebrew is great and we will be using it a lot more in the future.
- phoronixrly 10mo ago
  Homebrew is three racoons in a trenchcoat pretending to be a packaging system. It is also a supply chain disaster waiting to happen.
  - rolymath 10mo ago
    And the raccoons have rabies and one identifies as a possum.
- rolymath 10mo ago
  VS Code official docs explain the incompatibility between kdewallltd6 and vs code.
weikju 10mo ago
Real developers don’t use vscode /another-personal-opinion
- phoronixrly 10mo ago
  Sorry, RAM is too expensive these days to run two instances of Chrome on the same system. Maybe the time has come for some VC-backed startup to start a rent-seeking business for streaming your development environment from the cloud? I know there were attempts for this before but they were just banking on the fact that the average dev env is an absurd collection of hacked together tools that is both fragile and nigh impossible to set up for new devs. Now they have a financial angle as well /s
  - lillecarl 10mo ago
    https://github.dev https://github.dev It's already here, GitHub isn't the only ones.
- cowsandmilk 10mo ago
  Real developers don’t use a graphical desktop /s
  - Jnr 10mo ago
    Real developers use whatever the fuck they want as long as it gets the job done.
    - lo_zamoyski 10mo ago
      Note the “/s”.
      - lagniappe 10mo ago
        That only works on reddit, this is aiming to be a place for insightful comments and fruitful discussion
Rechtsstaat 10mo ago
It's just about installing `gnome-keyring` if you're running VS Code on KDE, right?
whalesalad 10mo ago
what? these threads are always so full of one single anecdotal experience being projected as a global/universal gotcha
- rolymath 10mo ago
  It's literally in the VS Code official docs. Maybe try research instead of reactionary comments.

inffy 10mo ago

What issues does vscode have? I haven't noticed anything, although my vscode usage is pretty minimal. Homebrew is great and we will be using it a lot more in the future.

phoronixrly 10mo ago
Homebrew is three racoons in a trenchcoat pretending to be a packaging system. It is also a supply chain disaster waiting to happen.
- rolymath 10mo ago
  And the raccoons have rabies and one identifies as a possum.
rolymath 10mo ago
VS Code official docs explain the incompatibility between kdewallltd6 and vs code.

weikju 10mo ago

Real developers don’t use vscode /another-personal-opinion

phoronixrly 10mo ago
Sorry, RAM is too expensive these days to run two instances of Chrome on the same system. Maybe the time has come for some VC-backed startup to start a rent-seeking business for streaming your development environment from the cloud? I know there were attempts for this before but they were just banking on the fact that the average dev env is an absurd collection of hacked together tools that is both fragile and nigh impossible to set up for new devs. Now they have a financial angle as well /s
- lillecarl 10mo ago
  https://github.dev https://github.dev It's already here, GitHub isn't the only ones.
cowsandmilk 10mo ago
Real developers don’t use a graphical desktop /s
- Jnr 10mo ago
  Real developers use whatever the fuck they want as long as it gets the job done.
  - lo_zamoyski 10mo ago
    Note the “/s”.
    - lagniappe 10mo ago
      That only works on reddit, this is aiming to be a place for insightful comments and fruitful discussion

Rechtsstaat 10mo ago

It's just about installing `gnome-keyring` if you're running VS Code on KDE, right?

whalesalad 10mo ago

what? these threads are always so full of one single anecdotal experience being projected as a global/universal gotcha

rolymath 10mo ago
It's literally in the VS Code official docs. Maybe try research instead of reactionary comments.