Getting Started with VSCodium
This guide will help you get started with VSCodium.
Installation
VSCodium can be installed on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Visit the download page for installation instructions.
First Steps
After installing VSCodium, here are some first steps to get started:
- Open a folder: Use File > Open Folder to open your project
- Install extensions: Click on the Extensions icon in the sidebar to browse and install extensions
- Configure settings: Use File > Preferences > Settings to customize your editor
Basic Usage
VSCodium works just like Visual Studio Code, with a few differences:
- It uses Open VSX for extensions by default instead of the Visual Studio Marketplace
- It doesn't include Microsoft telemetry or branding
- Some proprietary features may not be available
Keyboard Shortcuts
Here are some essential keyboard shortcuts to get you started:
Ctrl+P
(Windows/Linux) orCmd+P
(macOS): Quick Open, Go to FileCtrl+Shift+P
(Windows/Linux) orCmd+Shift+P
(macOS): Show Command PaletteCtrl+,
(Windows/Linux) orCmd+,
(macOS): User SettingsCtrl+K Ctrl+S
(Windows/Linux) orCmd+K Cmd+S
(macOS): Keyboard Shortcuts
Next Steps
Once you're comfortable with the basics, you might want to:
- Explore the documentation for more details
- Join the community to ask questions and share tips
- Contribute to the project if you're interested