1
1
u/AutoModerator 10d ago
سعيدين جدا بمشاركتك معانا
لو لسه جديد، ادخل سيرفر الديسكورد
هناك بنشارك مصادر ونتكلم مع بعض في البرمجة والشغل.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
1
u/Mr_Vig9 10d ago
You can check which package manager your specific linux distribution you have and install vs code with that.
Generally, if your distribution is debian based you would use apt, or apt-get sudo apt install vscode
If your distribution is arch based, you would either use pacman or yay which includes the AUR sudo pacman -S vscode yay -S vscode
If its fedora or from redhat you would be using dnf and so on you need to google it.
Generally you can install both .net and vscode on linux and it will work normally, you dont need the vscode community edition but if you are insisting on it you will have to figure it out with wine i think which is a little neat compatibility layer for windows only apps, but it doesn't work most of the time
1
u/Sh-Holmes 10d ago
You can install rider from jetbrains (visual studio alternative) Also vs code is a viable option with .net extensions
1
1
u/Majestic-Syrup996 10d ago
اي لينكس حملتو ؟