I get that it’s open source provided you use codium not code but I still find that interesting

  • This reminds me of when my dad holds an ideological belief about something based on politicians he doesn’t like who support it.

    “Climate change isn’t real because Al Gore…”

    “Supply Side Jesus isn’t valid because Al Franken…”

    “Affirmative Action is racist because Al Sharpton…”

    Actually now that I think about it, maybe he just doesn’t like people named Al…🤔

    But anyway, if it’s open source, and the source is sufficiently audited by third parties, and I’m able to compile and run it myself, and running it doesn’t have undesired behavior (telemetry etc) then I don’t care who wrote it, because it does exactly what I need it to.

    • Unfortunately VSCode is not an open-source product, it’s only based on an open-source product. It’s the difference between Chrome and Chromium. VSCode does have telemetry. VSCode is licensed under Microsoft’s proprietary license.