I agree, it is only a short term solution. For at least the next few years I don’t see Huawei doing so being a relatively small player. Long term unfortunately OpenHarmony is licensed under the Apache License so Huawei could end up locking up parts of it like Google ended up doing with Android.
I will probably move to HarmonyOS while keeping an eye on how OpenHarmony develops
Why are you posting this? Where in the source code is the spyware?
If you are right, a community fork without the spyware will be started before the end of the day.
Sorry for not answering your question. Yes it is available: https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/releases
Kate is your friend for text editing. Probably other KDE apps too if they are also available on Windows.
VS Code isn’t what I would call lightweight. It is 500MB of Chromium bloat doing a good job of pretending to be an extensible text editor.
That said, I learned to love it and I actually use Cursor.
Yes, I get the contradiction of posting a video hosted on Youtube. But I’m not going to make perfection be the enemy of good.
Does HarmonyOS allow side loading? I just got my Honor Magic V5 but don’t see myself staying on it long term. I wouldn’t update past a certain Android release but I will run the risk of being on an insecure release.
Edit: Confirmed. HarmonyOS Will Support App Side-Load. Maybe F-Droid can move to OpenHarmony.
EA makes third-rate games. Why couldn’t the Saudi PIF invest in Square Enix or Atlus?
The updated rootkit will be uploaded and installed to your computer kernel automatically upon closure of the deal.
Is this for real? I don’t think EA was purchased for the kernel-anticheat. There are Israeli companies that make spyware, Jared Kushner wouldn’t need EA for that.
The competition is Azure