MrCode Zokugun
winget install --id=zokugun.MrCode -e A custom build of VSCodium / VSCode
MrCode is a custom build of VSCodium/VSCode, designed to serve as an opinionated editor tailored for developers and software engineers. It offers enhanced features such as patched settings for improved functionality, support across multiple platforms including macOS, Linux, and Windows, and integration with various app/package managers for seamless workflow.
Key features include optimized terminal capabilities for handling tab characters, patched commands for better extension management, and a curated set of default settings to enhance productivity. The editor supports diverse platforms like x64, arm64, and others, ensuring compatibility across different environments.
Ideal for developers seeking a reliable and efficient coding experience, MrCode streamlines workflows with its tailored features and customizable settings. It can be easily installed via winget, providing a straightforward setup process.
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MrCode is a custom build of VSCodium / VSCode.
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What's the difference?
Patched Settings
- editor.foldingStrategy replaced with builtin setting
editor.defaultFoldingRangeProvider - editor.showFoldingLastLine
- keyboard.platform (WIP)
- terminal.integrated.enableUriLinks
- terminal.integrated.enableWordLinks
- workbench.editor.openPositioning replaced with extension Automatic Editor Sorter
Patched Commands
Patched Features
- render and copy tab characters in the terminal (https://github.com/daiyam/xterm-tab)
Supported Platforms
- macOS (
zip,dmg) macOS 10.15 or newer x64 - macOS (
zip,dmg) macOS 11.0 or newer arm64 - GNU/Linux x64 (
deb,rpm,AppImage,snap,tar.gz) - GNU/Linux arm64 (
deb,rpm,snap,tar.gz) - GNU/Linux armhf (
deb,rpm,tar.gz) - GNU/Linux riscv64 (
tar.gz) - GNU/Linux loong64 (
tar.gz) - GNU/Linux ppc64le (
tar.gz) - Windows 10 / Server 2012 R2 or newer x64
- Windows 10 / Server 2012 R2 or newer arm64
Supported App/Package Managers
FAQ
Q: How to migrate to MrCode?
A: You can read the following documentation: How to Migrate
Q: How do I open MrCode from the terminal?
A: Please read the documentation: Install mrcode command
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License
Enjoy!