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profiles: vscodium: add missing paths & codium redirect #4587
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Added on commit 4bb7dee ("small changes", 2019-02-07).
It creates the following directories on startup: * ~/.config/VSCodium * ~/.vscode-oss Environment: $ grep '^NAME' /etc/os-release NAME="Artix Linux" $ pacman -Q vscodium-bin vscodium-bin 1.60.2-2 Note: The following entry is already on disable-programs.inc: noblacklist ${HOME}/.vscode-oss It was added on commit de90834 ("Update disable-programs.inc", 2019-03-02). Relates to netblue30#3871.
Both base names are valid: $ grep '^NAME' /etc/os-release NAME="Artix Linux" $ pacman -Q vscodium-bin vscodium-bin 1.60.2-2 $ pacman -Qlq vscodium-bin | grep -v -e '/$' -e /resources/ | grep /bin/ /usr/bin/codium /usr/bin/vscodium /usr/share/vscodium-bin/bin/codium Note: The first two paths are symlinks to the third one. Fixes netblue30#3871.
Thanks @kmk3
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@henrythebuilder commented on Oct 5:
Thanks for testing!
Interesting, I didn't know that it had a portable mode on Linux. |
Portable mode is interesting because it is easy to manage without installation in the system (Windows, Linux or macOS), especially in the case of self compilation: 👍 |
merged! |
Fixes #3871.
Cc: @henrythebuilder @mYnDstrEAm @rusty-snake (from #3871)