If you're on Linux, a better way to keep your extensions without having to reinstall them:
When removing vscode, use: apt remove code
instead of purge.
Then, after installing codium, go to your terminal and do: mv ~/.vscode/extensions/ ~/vscode-oss/extensions.
That worked for me.
instead of purge. Then, after installing codium, go to your terminal and enter this:
ln -s ~/.vscode/extensions ~/vscode-oss/extensions
or do:
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If you're on Linux, a better way to keep your extensions without having to reinstall them:
When removing vscode, use:
apt remove code
instead of purge.
Then, after installing codium, go to your terminal and do:
mv ~/.vscode/extensions/ ~/vscode-oss/extensions.
That worked for me.
instead of purge. Then, after installing codium, go to your terminal and enter this:
ln -s ~/.vscode/extensions ~/vscode-oss/extensions
or do: