Aesthetic-vscode-Rice

Built for developers who prefer clean aesthetics, minimal clutter, and focus-first workflows.

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🐧 Linux Installation • 🪟 Windows Installation

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✨ Features

• Minimal UI (hidden clutter, focused editor)
• Transparent editor background (compositor-friendly)
• Blur-friendly setup (Hyprland / Wayland)
• Custom keybindings & snippets
• Curated extension set
• Optimized for long coding sessions

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📦 What’s included

• settings.json – UI, editor, and behavior settings
• keybindings.json – custom shortcuts
• snippets/ – personal code snippets
• extensions.txt – list of used extensions

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🛠️ Requirements

Linux

• Code-OSS
• Wayland compositor (optional, for blur/transparency)
  • Works best with Hyprland
• Fonts used in settings.json must be installed separately

Windows

• VS Code or Code-OSS
• Blur & transparency are not supported
• UI layout, keybindings, and extensions still apply

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🚀 Installation

🐧 Linux (Code-OSS) Installation

Hello...

git clone https://github.com/Lumacodes/Aesthetic-vscode-Rice.git
cd Aesthetic-vscode-Rice

# backup existing config
cp -r ~/.config/Code\ -\ OSS/User ~/.config/Code\ -\ OSS/User.backup

# apply rice
cp User/settings.json ~/.config/Code\ -\ OSS/User/
cp User/keybindings.json ~/.config/Code\ -\ OSS/User/
cp -r User/snippets ~/.config/Code\ -\ OSS/User/

# install extensions (optional)
cat extensions.txt | xargs -n 1 code-oss --install-extension

echo "✅ Done. Restart Code-OSS."

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🪟 Windows (VS Code / Code-OSS) Installation

Transparency & blur are ignored on Windows.
Everything else works as intended.

git clone https://github.com/Lumacodes/Aesthetic-vscode-Rice.git
cd Aesthetic-vscode-Rice

REM backup existing config
rename "%APPDATA%\Code\User\settings.json" settings.json.backup
rename "%APPDATA%\Code\User\keybindings.json" keybindings.json.backup

REM apply rice
copy User\settings.json "%APPDATA%\Code\User\"
copy User\keybindings.json "%APPDATA%\Code\User\"
xcopy User\snippets "%APPDATA%\Code\User\snippets" /E /I

REM install extensions (optional)
for /f %i in (extensions.txt) do code --install-extension %i

echo Done. Restart VS Code.