just saw a youtube tutorial refer to sublime text as a free editor 🙄
it is not free nor is it open source. #SublimeText is fully #proprietary paid software that allows you to evaluate it. costs $99 to purchase access to releases for three years, then you have to do it again. it's also aging super hard. i wouldn't recommend it to new developers. #vscode / #vscodium has so many more features and is actually free.
Do you use #codium#vscodium to write #python code? Which python related extensions do you use? I'm reluctant to use #vscode or #pylance so no much idea of the ecosystem, marketplace, etc. Any hint, doc, blog post that helps to get started would be much appreciated.
@minicx#PipeWire service should be fired up via services management and depending on how void sets it up, there may be something you need to launch when the wm starts. AwesomeWM uses ~/.xinitrc for auto-starting programs.
If you're worried about each user's initial $HOME configuration, /etc/skel/ is where you can throw that base xinitrc and any other configs you want every new account to start with.
I know nothing about #vscodium, sorry, can't help in that department.
Automounting could be handled quite user-frienlyful by udiskie, it has a tray icon to make things easier. I'm pretty sure the Thunar volman plugin is also able to handle this. You don't need all of #xfce for #thunar.
@LilahTovMoon why don't you use #vscodium which is VS Code without MS branding/telemetry/licensing what is pretty cool and nice not being tracked by MS…!? 🤔
Which DE would be a better fit for awesomeWM?
I want to build a void linux based system with awesomeWM window manager...
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