Day 95 of #100DaysOfLearning

Today is the third day of building a new PC environment. Today I was mainly working on the configuration of Visual Studio Code, the code editor.

However, I was at Hello Work in the morning to report on my current employment-related activities, so I did a little environment-building work in the afternoon.

The following is a summary of the work I have done today.

3. Terminal Customization

Startup

• Default Profile: Ubuntu
• Default Terminal Application: Windows Terminal
• Launch Size:Columns: 110Rows: 20

Interaction

• Remove trailing white-space in recangular selection: OnYou can select in rectangular with Alt + Mouse select

Appearance

• Show acrylic tab row: On

Ubuntu - Appearance

• Transparency - Background opacity: 90%
• Window - Scrollbar Visibility: Hidden

4. Visual Studio Code

! vscode

Settings - Everything starts from Ctrl + ,

Text Editor

Render Control Characters

Controls whether the editor should render control characters.

• Enabled

Render Line Highlight

• Controls how the editor render the current line highlight: all

Text Editor - Cursor

Cursor Blinking

• Control the cursor animation style: expand

Cursor Smooth Caret Animation

Control whether the sooth caret animation be enabled.

• Enabled

Cursor Style

• Control the cursor style: block

Text Editor - Formatting

Format On Paste

Controls whether the editor should automatically format the pasted content. A formatter must be available and the formatter should be able to format a range in a document.

• Enabled

Format On Type

Controls whether the editor should automatically format the line after typing.

• Enabled

Text Editor - Minimap

Enabled

Controls whether the minimap is shown.

• Disabled

Text Editor - Files

Insert Final Newline

When Enabled, insert a final new line at the end of the file saving it.

• Enabled

Trim Trailing Whitespace

When enabled, will trim trailing whitespace when saving a file.

• Enabled

Workbench - Appearance

Color Theme

• Tomorrow Night Blue

Workbench - Zen Mode

Center Layout

Controls whether turning on Zen Mode also centers the layout.

• Disabled

Hide Line Numbers

Controls whether turning on Zen Mode also hides the editor line numbers.

• Disabled

Hide Status Bar

Controls whether turning on Zen Mode also hides the status bar at the bottom of the workbench.

• Disabled

Profile

VS Code profiles provide a way to organize and isolate customizations within the editor. A profile represents a specific set of configurations that can be easily activated or deactivated. With profiles, users can maintain separate configurations for different projects or teams, to help ensure a seamless transition between development environments.

Create Profile

Now that the terminal, shell, and code editor configuration is almost complete, tomorrow I will start preparing the Dev Containers environment for each language, which will be involved in the development and execution of each language.