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Hey @filiptronicek, you must be good to see this |
@jwpjrdev Thanks for sharing your interest 🙏 We actually experimented with this, as @mustard-mh pointed out :) In the meantime, an approach that you could also consider is using SSH + vim. Once you start your workspace with VS Code Browser, if you at the same time connect using SSH with your local terminal, you can have a quite good experience with vim! :) See SSH docs: https://www.gitpod.io/docs/configure/ssh |
@andreafalzetti I saw that—is there any roadblock for releasing it in beta other than the xterm.js icon? Also... I don't have a local terminal. I have an iPad. |
@jwpjrdev A few folks including myself have been using Blink on our iPads. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Today is the day, enjoy @jwpjrdev ! https://www.gitpod.io/changelog/code-in-the-terminal-without-leaving-your-browser! Drop any feedback here: #17724 |
OH MY WORD YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST |
THIS IS AMAZING |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
Lately, I've been enjoying using vim for my projects. However, it's quite a hinderance to open it in the browser VS Code window, maximise the terminal, and then still have wasted space on the screen from VS Code that I won't be using.
Describe the behaviour you'd like
It would be nice to have an in-browser terminal (likely would be implemented with xterm.js) as an IDE option that opens the terminal rather than VS Code. I've tried out
ttyd
and have seen tmate. I haven't extensively used either but they seem like a good starting point.Describe alternatives you've considered
An option or keybind to hide all of VS Code's content except for the terminal would be nice but likely a pain to use—what if you forget the keybind? What if you reload the window? What if it times out?
Additional context
I use Gitpod on my iPad and therefore don't have the luxury of unused space on my screen. Everything has to be there for a reason. It's already cluttered as is.
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