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+# VS Codium Extensions
+
+**Themes/Aesthetics:**
+
+- Beautify
+- Borealis Theme (install via .vsix file on vscodium)
+- Cobalt2 Theme Official (blue borealis)
+- Cursor Column Highlight
+- GlassIt Linux (or GlassIt depending)
+- Nord Deep
+- multi-command
+- Render Line Endings
+
+**Extensions:**
+
+- EsLint
+- Biome
+- Prettier
+- Live Server
+- Quick-Lint-Js
+- Bracket Pair Colorizer 2
+- Import Cost
+- Markdown Preview Enhanced
+- Vim
+
+**Language Servers:**
+
+- HTML CSS Support
+- Python (ms-python)
+- Python Debugger (ms-python)
+- Go (golang)
+- React - Typeescript snippets (XAcademy)
+- Rust (rust-lang)
+- ShellCheck
+- Svelte for VS Code (svelte)
+- TypeScript Vue Plugin (Volar)
+- Vue - Official
+- Vue Language Features (Volar) (conflicts with Vue - Official)
+- YAML (redhat)
+
+## A Note on GlassIt Linux
+
+You'll need to edit the extensions.js file for it to work with VSCodium:
+If you are using VS Codium, you need to edit the extension.js file in the extension folder: ~/.vscode-oss(OR .vscode)/extensions/s-nlf-fh.glassit-{THE VERSION}-universal/, and change "code" on line 46 to "codium".
+
+## How to Compile via vsce
+
+clone the repo with the source code you want to use
+
+```bash
+git clone https://github.com/extension_name
+```
+
+Once in there, run npm install to make sure you have all dependencies:
+
+```bash
+npm install
+```
+
+Finally Use vsce to compile the .vsix file you'll need:
+
+```bash
+vsce package
+```
+
+And lastly use VSCode by hand to install from .vsix (found under the ... menu in the extensions submenu of vscode)