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That's silly. Turn it off if you don't want to use it, but don't expect anyone to build a special fork for you.
by kstrauser 6mo ago
That's silly. Turn it off if you don't want to use it, but don't expect anyone to build a special fork for you.
- catapart 6mo agoI don't. I'm asking them to let me make my own fork, like I can do with VSCode. RESPONSE EDIT (clear and intentional rate-limit evasion): hey thanks! that changes things quite a bit! Now I'm curious how well Claude could vibe-code the AI out of that project. Mostly just for the irony of it, but I can't deny that it would probably be faster than doing it myself - at least to start. anyway, I appreciate the simple and straightforward solution without getting side-tracked by how my ignorance and misunderstandings made you feel.
- hiccuphippo 6mo agoYou can do that, from their repo it seems it's licensed as GPL3. I'd expect someone to do a fork in the same vein of vscodium or ungoogled-chromium. Maybe call it unzedium.