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Visual Studio Code, alternative Linux à Microsoft Visual Studio Code
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Visual Studio Code on Linux is the same product as the Windows version, just running under a Linux runtime. It offers all the core features you expect: syntax highlighting, IntelliSense, integrated terminal, Git, debugging, and a huge extension marketplace. It’s a solid replacement for developers who need a lightweight editor that works the same across OSes. If you’re a Windows user looking to keep the same workflow on Linux, this is the right choice.
- Licence
- LicenseRef-proprietary=https://code.visu…
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 1.139.1 (25 septembre 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Cross‑platform UI and experience
- Built‑in Git source control
- Integrated terminal and debugging
- Extensible via marketplace extensions
- IntelliSense code completion
Ce qui change
- Requires a Flatpak or native installer; not a native AppImage
- Some extensions may behave differently due to Linux filesystem paths
- Linux version may need manual configuration for certain terminal integrations
- No built‑in Windows‑specific debugging targets (e.g., .NET Core on Windows)
- License remains proprietary, not open source
Ouvrir vos fichiers Microsoft Visual Studio Code
VS Code uses JSON‑based settings, keybindings, and workspace files (.code-workspace). These are fully compatible across platforms; opening a project from Windows works on Linux without conversion. Exporting settings is simply copying the .vscode folder or using the Settings Sync feature. No special conversion is required.
Passer de Microsoft Visual Studio Code à Visual Studio Code, étape par étape
- Install the VS Code Flatpak or native package from Microsoft’s website.
- Launch VS Code and sign in with your Microsoft account to sync extensions and settings.
- Reinstall any extensions you use on Windows via the marketplace.
- Adjust any path‑specific settings (e.g., terminal shell, workspace folders).
- Test Git integration and debugging for your projects.
- Verify that your keybindings work or re‑map them if necessary.
Fonctionnalités clés de Visual Studio Code
- Multiplateforme, même interface sur Linux, macOS, Windows
- Support Git intégré et contrôle de version
- Extensible via un large marketplace
- Terminal intégré et débogage
- Complétion de code intelligente (IntelliSense)
- Linters et formatters spécifiques aux langages
Installer Visual Studio Code sous Linux
flatpak install flathub com.visualstudio.codeQuestions fréquentes
Is the Linux VS Code the same as the Windows one?
Yes, it’s the same codebase, just packaged for Linux. The UI, features, and extensions are identical across platforms.
Do I need to reinstall extensions on Linux?
You can sync extensions via Settings Sync, or manually reinstall them from the marketplace; they are not automatically transferred.
Can I use Windows‑specific extensions on Linux?
Most extensions are cross‑platform, but some rely on Windows binaries and won’t work on Linux. Check the extension’s documentation for platform support.
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