Ah gotcha. That’s not quite what I’m looking for. That opens a split-pane terminal in an existing window.
What I’m wanting to do is have something like this: code --terminal-only. That would enable it to be launched from a script or shortcut and function as a standalone terminal application. Unfortunately, however, I’ve looked through VS Code’s command-line options, and nothing like that seems to exist.
Could you elaborate on this? How do you open the VS Code terminal on its own?
Same. Has anyone found a way to launch VS Code as just the terminal window? I’ve tried hacking around and doing stuff like using Zen Mode with just the terminal displayed, which is close, but I don’t think that can be scripted, unfortunately.
So? Why would you trust a company to not put it on ThinkPads as well if they think they could get away with it?
Superfish. Never forget. Literally BIOS-level malware, and people still buy things from Lenovo.
I’m afraid to ask but… how are they supporting cops?