What is a Window Manager?Ī Window Manager is a piece of software that manages windows, allowing the windows to be opened, closed, re-sized, and moved. The difference between a desktop environment (DE) and a windows manager (WM). If you’re doing any MonoDevelopment it is best to go with VSCode from Microsoft if not all is good. vscodium-git AUR (community-driven fully open-source version of VSCode, with all Microsoft telemetry stripped out - latest commit on branch master, git build).vscodium AUR (community-driven fully open-source version of VSCode, with all Microsoft telemetry stripped out - latest release, git build).vscodium-bin AUR (community-driven fully open-source version of VSCode, with all Microsoft telemetry stripped out - latest release, binary package).visual-studio-code-insiders-bin AUR (Microsoft-branded release, updated daily).visual-studio-code-bin AUR (Microsoft-branded release).code-git AUR (in-development open-source version).Jus use yay -S you don’t need sudo process will ask for it if needed. Anyway you can use the AUR to install almost anything you can’t find in the Arch or enos repositories.Įnos does ship with yay which is AUR helper which you can use to install user-hosted packages. I did the command “sudo snap wait system seed.loaded” And i get no feed back, so i am assuming this worked.ĮDIT: I truly thank you all for the help, i learned a lot from this and am thankful you guys are so nice and willing to help a beginner!!Īs many pointed out don’t use snaps on an Arch-based system. I tried to remove the -classic, but then it tells me that i do need it, so this really has me stumped.
“error: cannot install “code”: classic confinement requires snaps under /snap or symlink from /snap The commands i used and what i did:Īfter i ran these commands, i got the error: I did some research and was using snaps to install it. I am running a default version of EndeavorOS, using i3wm as the Desktop Environment. I am currently trying to install VSCode, and cant seem to figure out why it wont work.
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