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Visual Studio Code alternatives for Linux?
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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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For anyone that used Atom, check out
https://pulsar-edit.dev/
Fuck microsoft
As one of the Pulsar team, thanks for the support! Always nice to see it being recommended on these kinds of threads.
I would suggest adding some screenshots to your website
We are going through a bit of a rework for the website and docs site as a whole but yeah, I agree that we should have some.
Oh nice! I was super excited to find your project, was not about to let MS drive me into their arms and couldn't find anything else that met my needs.
Thanks for your work!
Is there support for serving it out to a browser similar to vscode.dev? I've been looking into having something like that, and I didn't find anything that was similar.
No, it would require an awful lot of development, there are quite a few native modules. For a browser ide i would check out phcode.dev which is a development of Adobe's brackets editor.
Thanks. I remember a while ago I was looking at Atom and Brackets. But I see both of those have been put down. At least the linux version has as far as the latter is concerned.
Atom was really glitchy for me when I tried it a few years ago. Has it improved?
I've used Atom for years and rarely had issues. Maybe a specific plugin was causing you a problem? Either way, I'd say give Pulsar a try if you like that type of interface.