eager_eagle
Maybe follow this https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/193267
you can pin editor tabs; I don't know what pinning things like file explorer and git would mean, as they can't be closed.
fwiw, VS Code has 3 "tooling areas" - for the lack of a better name - other than the editor itself:
A panel (bottom area) and two sidebars: primary (usually on the left) and secondary (usually on the right).
You can drag and drop tabs in each of these areas to move things around, and even split one of these areas to hold two or more things.
e.g.:
- you can make the sidebar share "file explorer" and "git";
- put "terminal" and "outline" together on the secondary side bar;
- move "docker" to the bottom panel
it's pretty flexible
not without "breaking" the install, like in this extension. I've been wanting a way to set the font family for the UI, but that's not exposed by the settings and it would require this kind of "surgery". I never liked the idea of messing with VS Code files, so I never bothered changing this.
Out of curiosity, I don't get the "blocky" complaint; what kind of layout do you have in mind? Any apps that implement it?
what is the charge?? Eating a meal? A succulent Chinese meal??
honestly I'd be more creeped out if he wasn't
yeah, even if you have no idea why something started working again, at least write that
Your Outie is skilled at compiling software from source.
yeah, either that or none of the Milkdromeda inhabitants will be able to commit
I like the hot potato license, but granting commit rights only to inhabitants of the milky way galaxy is too restrictive.
Chuck Norris