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A professional code editor with telemetry switched off, in every package the VSCodium project builds for Windows, macOS and Linux, with the full documentation on the media.
VSCodium is the editor that developers already know. The VSCodium project compiles Microsoft's open source vscode code itself and publishes the result with Microsoft's branding removed, telemetry switched off and open-vsx.org as the extension registry. The editing, the debugging, the source control panel, the integrated terminal and the extension system are all there, in the state the source repository ships them.
The VSCodium project publishes its documentation as pages in its own repository. All of them are here, converted to HTML, so they open in any browser with no connection.
The operating system figures are the ones the VSCodium project publishes for each package, and the macOS figure is the higher of the two the disk images declare.
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Five Windows packages, three portable trees, both Mac disk images, six Linux packages and the source, all on one purchase.
The last release the VSCodium project published for 32-bit Windows travels as an installer and as a portable tree.
Fourteen pages, the README and the MIT license, as HTML that opens from the media with no connection.
Every installer, disk image, package and archive here is the release the VSCodium project itself publishes, taken from its own release page.
VSCodium is released under the MIT license, with no product key, no account and no expiry, and the source archive comes with it.
The Read Me names every file, says which machine it serves, and covers the first run on each system.
This listing complies with eBay's software policy. This is a lawful compilation of redistributable software. No paid, commercial, or copyrighted software is included. Every package fits one of these categories:
The VSCodium name is used here to refer to VSCodium itself. This pack is an independent compilation and is not endorsed by or affiliated with the VSCodium project. The software box shown in any product images is a display image only and is not included. You receive the media only.
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How is this item delivered?
This is a physical item (USB drive or DVD) that will be shipped to you. Choose your format when you order.
Which package should I install?
On a 64-bit Windows computer, run VSCodiumSetup-x64 if you want the editor for every user of the machine, or VSCodiumUserSetup-x64 if you want it for your own account with no administrator. On Windows on an Arm processor, use the Arm64 pair. On a managed network, deploy VSCodium-x64.msi.
Does this work on a Mac?
Yes, and both processor types are covered. Open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac: a Mac with a Chip line reading Apple M with a number takes VSCodium.arm64.dmg, and a Mac with a Processor line reading Intel takes VSCodium.x64.dmg. Both are the current release, and both need macOS 15 Sequoia or newer.
What is VSCodium, and how does it differ from Visual Studio Code?
VSCodium is the open source vscode code compiled and published by the VSCodium project. Microsoft's own Visual Studio Code build carries Microsoft's license, branding, telemetry and extension gallery. The VSCodium project's build carries none of those, is licensed under the MIT license, and uses open-vsx.org as its extension registry.
Will my extensions install?
Most do, from open-vsx.org. A number of extensions carry licenses that restrict them to the official Visual Studio Code builds, and those are declined by the registry. The Extensions pages in the documentation on the media list what has been found so far and describe the workarounds.
Can I bring my settings across from Visual Studio Code?
Yes. The migration page in the documentation walks through copying the settings file, the key bindings and the extension list. The settings format is the same.
Does it need a product key or activation?
No. VSCodium is released under the MIT license, so there is no product key, no activation step, no registration and no account.
Is it portable?
There is a portable route for Windows on the media. Unpack the tree to a folder, open it and run VSCodium.exe, and the editor keeps its settings in a data folder inside that tree. There is also a portable tarball for Linux, which unpacks and runs with nothing installed.
Where does the editor keep my work?
Your files stay where you put them. The editor's own settings and its extension folder live in the user profile on Windows and macOS, or in the configuration folder on Linux, and the portable trees keep both inside their own folder. The documentation on the media names each path.
Do I need to copy the pack to my computer first?
For DVD orders, copy the pack folder to your computer (for example, your Desktop) first, then run the installer from there. DVDs have much slower read speeds than USB drives, and an install run directly from the disc will be slow.