Hi! I’m having a bit of a struggle with VSCodium. I’m not sure what I did, but I can’t access the liveserver in my browser, and the extensions won’t load to download them. I keep getting “Error fetching extensions. Failed to fetch” So that’s been frustrating. Are there any fixes? What’s a good VSCodium alternative I could try?

  • sinewyshadowOP
    1·
    19 hours ago

    So I figured out why VSCodium wasn’t working, and it was because one of my firewalls hadn’t allowed VSCodium through yet, but now I allowed it on my firewall, and it works now.

  • cerement@slrpnk.net
    4·
    3 days ago
    • at the full-featured end, VSCode (OSS Code, VSCodium) has pretty much captured the market
      • for a while, Atom was a popular competitor until MS closed it down, you might have some luck with its successors: Zed or Pulsar
    • mid-range, Kate and Geany have their fans
    • deluxe text editors, join the Emacs / vim holy wars
    • plain text editors, give up on extensions, plugins, etc. and just edit text
  • j4k3@lemmy.worldEnglish
    23·
    3 days ago

    Emacs. It lacks a marketing department, but everything is homebrew and unlimited true hacker territory in the original meaning of the term. You can start with the menus enabled so that you do not need to know all the hotkeys right away. You should probably start with Doom Emacs for much of the configuration stuff done for you, but GNU Emacs is a base configuration. One great blog resource is: https://sachachua.com/

    This is one of her creations I reworked and use as a desktop background reference:

    Emacs is not just a text editor or IDE, it is much much more and all of these.