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      <title>Offline Install Vscode Server</title>
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      <description>How to install VSCode Server offline Latest (until Dec 2025) structure of ~/.vscode-server:
1/home/xxx/.vscode-server 2├── cli 3│ └── servers 4│ ├── lru.json (content: [&amp;#34;Stable-&amp;lt;COMMIT_ID&amp;gt;&amp;#34;]) 5│ └── Stable-&amp;lt;COMMIT_ID&amp;gt; 6│ ├── log.txt 7│ ├── pid.txt 8│ └── servers (containing server-linux-&amp;lt;platform&amp;gt;.tar.gz extraction) 9│ ├── bin 10│ ├── extensions 11│ ├── LICENSE 12│ ├── node 13│ ├── node_modules 14│ ├── out 15│ ├── package.json 16│ └── product.json 17├── code-&amp;lt;COMMIT_ID&amp;gt; (cli-alpine-&amp;lt;platform&amp;gt;.tar.gz extraction) 18├── data 19└── extensions Install vscode-server First check which version you would like to use and get Commit ID.</description>
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      <title>Beginning</title>
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      <description>A little journey about how this blog is set up.
Why Codeberg? From a video roasting GitHub Action 4-line bash script, the blogger mentioned xxx switching Codeberg, was wondering whether it is related to Germany since it has a German name, and it is. Use new tools are just fun, and
Learning:
Forgejo, and Codeberg
Settings for Woodpecker
First I tried using Podman Compose and didn&amp;rsquo;t really work, so I switched back to docker with Colima, after several retries, searching and help from Antigravity Agent (add my Codeberg account name to WOODPECKER_ADMIN), finally I found my woodpecker agent in Settings UI.</description>
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