They were a big fan of Silence.
So the characters are still words, right? As in not phonetics? Would it be like someone named Tristan getting the Spanish word Triste because it sounds like Tristan?
Alexa, what's a tampon?
Did you watch the clip? It's clearly tongue in cheek. Way to self report though, jeez.
It was a weird sounding scream though. It reminds me of Jeb's "please clap" moment.
No. https://www.eclipse.org/community/eclipse_newsletter/2020/march/1.php
Only Visual Studio Products Can Access the Extension Marketplace
While all of the projects listed above support VS Code extensions, only Microsoft products can use and connect to Microsoft’s Extension Marketplace. The terms of use for the Marketplace prevent any non-Visual Studio products from accessing it.
Gitpod employs a workaround where users upload .vsix files to install extensions. This causes unnecessary overhead as users have to download the files from GitHub, then upload them to Gitpod. Downloading extensions from the Microsoft Marketplace for any use other than in Microsoft products is prohibited as well.
Most extensions are developed by communities and published under permissive open source licenses. The requirement to distribute and access these community-owned extensions in a system with such restrictive terms of service does not seem right.
Our goal is to resolve this issue by hosting an open source extension registry at the Eclipse Foundation, a vendor-neutral organization. We’re doing this through the Eclipse Open VSX Registry project.
No, it's not a fork.
- Code - OSS is what's actually open source. It's like Chromium.
- VS Code is not open source and built on Code - OSS. This is like Google Chrome.
- VS Codium is open source and built on Code - OSS. It's like Degoogled Chromium.
Codium also used an open extension marketplace. Microsoft's cannot be used except by Microsoft products.
VS Code is the epitome of fauxpen source.
It was way more emotional than I expected. I loved it.
Discord is on my phone 😭