I get that it’s open source provided you use codium not code but I still find that interesting

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Its not only Microsoft crap, its also an Electron app!

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If Windows was open source it wouldn’t be as bad

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ReactOS lol

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Netbeans for the win(at least for Java, I don’t know how good it is for other languages)

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It’s a tool. You use the best tool available. Getting your day job done is your bottom line, you can’t afford to be any less productive. If you’re a foss coder doing it on your own time, go crazy. Using the most efficient tool isn’t the same thing as supporting a company’s bad practices, the real world isn’t black and white.

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That’s a bit black and white of you, isn’t it? I don’t like this approach (“can’t afford to be any less productive”). I am a freelancer and I certainly can afford to be a bit less productive and earn a little less money by supporting and using free software only. And making you belive that you have to use the most efficient tool - no matter what - is exactly part of what keeps bad acting companies successful.

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We got to be mature. Microsoft (and many other corporations) are a problem due to their unfair practices. But this is not a moral war against them, when we are not the problem. If we have vscodium, which is opensource and it has telemetry removed, which is the problem?

I would be happy if they didn’t made the internet a worse place, if they weren’t greedy billionaire assholes, if they didn’t have a monopoly, but vscode does not affect my sleep.

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Mature would be to know that you are the problem and that this is a moral war. The problem is your dependency on a tool made by a bad acting company.

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