for me in VS code for linux, I have multi-cursor on alt-shift-up/down as default and copy line on ctrl-alt-shift-up/down. This was default when I installed it.
Hmm,
I'm on Arch Linux with gnome-shell.
And Just installed a fresh version of VS Code.
Works like in the article 🤔🤔.
Strange. The official keymap for linux (link in the beginning of the article) also say that shift-alt+up/down is insert cursor above/below.
Yeah, strange.
Also, I'm using a german layout on my keyboard and in the system, I have chosen an English layout :D
I wrote this on a Windows machine. So yeah looks like there are slight differences in Windows and Linux but I use both and never paid attention to it.
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for me in VS code for linux, I have multi-cursor on alt-shift-up/down as default and copy line on ctrl-alt-shift-up/down. This was default when I installed it.
Hmm,
I'm on Arch Linux with gnome-shell.
And Just installed a fresh version of VS Code.
Works like in the article 🤔🤔.
Strange. The official keymap for linux (link in the beginning of the article) also say that shift-alt+up/down is insert cursor above/below.
Yeah, strange.
Also, I'm using a german layout on my keyboard and in the system, I have chosen an English layout :D
I wrote this on a Windows machine. So yeah looks like there are slight differences in Windows and Linux but I use both and never paid attention to it.