Installing Visual Studio Code in an Ubuntu system

Guide

Microsoft has accidentally released Visual Studio Code and supported the main desktop platforms, including Linux, of course. If you're a web developer who needs to work in Ubuntu, you can easily install visual Studio Code.

Introduction

I'm going to use Ubuntu make to install Visual Studio Code. Ubuntu make, the previous Ubuntu Developer Tools Center, is a command-line tool that helps users quickly install a variety of development tools, languages, and Ides. You can also use Ubuntu make to easily install Android Studio and other Ides, such as Eclipse. This article shows you how to install visual Studio Code using Ubuntu make in Ubuntu. (You can also go directly to the Microsoft website to download the installation package)

Install Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Before you begin, you need to install Ubuntu make first. Ubuntu make 0.7 or later is required to install visual Studio. So, you need to update to the latest Ubuntu make via the official PPA. This PPA supports Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10, 15.04 and 16.04.

Note that only the 64-bit version is supported.

install Ubuntu make via the official PPA:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu-make sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install Ubuntu-make

To install visual Studio Code:

Umake Web Visual-studio-code

During the installation process, you will be asked for the installation path, such as:

After throwing a bunch of requirements and conditions, it asks if you are sure that visual Studio Code is installed. Enter ' A ' to determine:

Once determined, the installer will start downloading and installing.

After installation, the Visual Studio Code icon already appears on the Unity launcher. Click on the icon to run!

Uninstalling Visual Studio CodeUninstalling Visual Studio Code also uses the Ubuntu make command:

Umake Web Visual-studio-code--remove

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Installing visual Studio Code

in an Ubuntu system