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How to use visual studio code chromebook
How to use visual studio code chromebook








how to use visual studio code chromebook

Visual Studio Codeįor VSCode, just download the deb file and install.

how to use visual studio code chromebook

I just copied most of standard dotfiles and everything worked out of box. Other stuff like nvim, coc and tmux stuff are quite standard, not much different than a regular Linux. term_.prefs_.set('font-family', 'JetBrains Mono NL Regular Nerd Font') copy page the term_ commands below and execute.īelow is an example using the JetBrains Mono(one of my favorite).in the Terminal app, open the chrome dev tool with ctrl-shift-j,.a quick way to change is to use the term command to change the css and load font from github directly. The Terminal app only have a few standard fonts to select(use ctrl-shift-p to open terminal settings) and install a new font is not as easy as in normal Linux/MacOS. get fish_path by -> which fish, should be /usr/bin/fish in crostini, add fish_path to the /etc/shells., debian(subscribe or download link) -> Debian -> Add repository and install manually -> use lsb_release -a to get the debian version.Open the Terminal app will start a new linux container, where we can install our shell and other software in Linux. The linux in ChromeOS is called Crostini, a quick powerful enhancement for developers working on ChromeOS. To do actual development we need a real Linux OS which we will talk below.

how to use visual studio code chromebook

Crosh is the native shell(use ctrl-alt-t to launch) in ChromeOS which comes with many basic commands likes top, battery_firmware, meminfo etc.










How to use visual studio code chromebook