Thanks for sharing! Just wrapped up a livestream about vind on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=In8vzpKecLs

That's exactly the difference. You don't need to pay for codespaces and are locked into 1 cloud provider. You can use whatever cloud you want with DevPod

That sounds the same as dev containers, so it can't be the difference.

DevPod works with any IDE. We support VS Code (local and browser), pretty much the entire Jetbrains suite, and you can even connect via VIM :D

Thanks for sharing!

FF unfortunately does not support detecting the OS reliably...

Even with "strict" tracking prevention Linux is still in the user agent string. That's been very reliably IME.

"Linux x86_64" is present on my UA on Linux, and "Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64" on Windows. Probably a bug or just untested on Firefox. Just a bit annoying.

I'll add that this is the first site that misdetects anything like that.

Is it because of tracking protection/fingerprinting protection being on by default?

No(t yet)

Civo is great!

Thanks for opening an issue! We'll definitely look into that. Would love to learn more about your experiences with DevSpace as well. If you're open to chatting, reach out via slack or via lukas [at] loft [dot] sh

Will definitely look into this. Thanks for reporting this!

Supporting flatpak would be nice if possible

Haha, spicy. We definitely don't want to overlook nix. It's a great tool. We do mean something different with "developer environment" in that context of this quoted sentence. I'm not sure if nix will help you much if you want to connect your VS Code to a remote VM or container to work inside of that environment. We'll work on rewording this though to make things clearer :)

I'm sure you can find a narrow enough definition; I believe in you.

"Containerised" would be less ambiguous, I think.

Oh yeah, that would make it clearer! Thanks