In other words, keep your Ubuntu system updated and you should have the newer version of VSCodium. When a new VSCodium is released, the repository maintainer pushes the new version to the repository and you should see the new version in the system updater. The good thing is that you have added a repository to your system. Great! Now you can look for VSCodium in the menu and start the application from there:Īnd now you can enjoy coding in VSCodium. Yes, the package is called codium, not vscodium.
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Now you are ready to install VSCodium on Ubuntu: sudo apt install codium
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Update the local package cache so that your system is aware of the packages from the newly added repository. echo 'deb vscodium main' | sudo tee /etc/apt//vscodium.listĪs you can see, the entry mentions that the repository is signed by the key you had added just above it.
This way, your Ubuntu system will know from where it should get the package from. The next step is to add the repository to your system's sources.list file. sudo wget -O /usr/share/keyrings/vscodium-archive-keyring.ascĪdding the GPG signature key for VSCodium repository This way, your Ubuntu system will trust the packages that are signed by this developer. Open a terminal in Ubuntu and use the following command to get the GPG signature key of the developer and add it to your system. Though I am using Ubuntu here, the steps should be applicable for Debian and other Debian and Ubuntu-based distributions. The official VSCodium documentation refers to a GitLab repository by Pavlo Rudy that gives you a continuous update version of VSCodium. Method 1: Installing VSCodium by adding external repo I won't discuss the first method, as it is just downloading and installing the deb file from the release page. Perhaps the easiest way if you don't have an aversion to Snap packages. This way, you also get regular updates for the new releases of VSCodium. Add a third-party developer repository (recommended by VSCodium) to your system.The downside is that you cannot easily update it as you have to download the new deb file again. Install it by downloading the deb file from the release page.There are three ways to install VSCodium on Ubuntu: Look and feature wise, the two editors are identical. Many developers use it to get an insight on improving their application. The telemetry is used for collecting data on the usage of the application. It's basically a clone of the VS Code that removes any signs of telemetry. VSCodium is the 'complete open source version' of Microsoft's VS Code.
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