Here's a GUI-oriented procedure for doing so: Instead you can unzip the archive wherever you want it, then run the program by double-clicking the file called code (which is the main executable). Visual Studio Code doesn't have to be installed, per se. I also downloaded an MS icon for this application from wget Īnd moved it to /opt/msvs: sudo mv flurry*png /opt/msvs
sudo cp -R ~/Downloads/VSCode-linux-圆4 /opt/msvs In my case the executable resides inside /opt/msvs. Icon=/opt/msvs/flurry_ios_visual_studio_2012_replacement_icon_by_flakshack-d5nnelp.png You can also create a desktop link so that you can start it directly from the desktop or double-click in nautilus.Īt the terminal, create a file sudo gedit /usr/share/applications/sktopĪnd copy and paste the following: #!/usr/bin/env xdg-open
Unpack the zip file in your new folder: unzip. Using a terminal:Ĭreate a directory for the files and change to this directory: mkdir msvs & cd msvs deb file now I recommend using that instead of the approach below.
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