Launching Fig
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Launching Fig
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#2Nice. But still only MacOS?
VSCode add-on sounds interesting.
Someone at Microsoft get on this acquihire and get it implemented into Windows Terminal/PowerShell or whatever
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#3Making email collection mandatory seems ludicrous to me.
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#4Making email collection mandatory seems ludicrous to me.
Wait till it’s out of private beta then.
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#5I'm excited to see some innovation on the terminal! This could be really helpful for some of my students using new tools like git for the first time.
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#6Nice. But still only MacOS? VSCode add-on sounds interesting. Someone at Microsoft get on this acquihire and get it implemented into Windows Terminal/PowerShell or whatever
I think they mentioned somewhere (maybe on discord) that they also want to support linux and windows. But it is easier to start with one platform, prove the product works and then add support for other platforms (if there's enough demand) :)
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#7Making email collection mandatory seems ludicrous to me.
Wait till it’s out of private beta then.
It's not in private beta. The first phrase of the post literally says "Fig is generally available to the public for download".
Anyway. I agree - requiring an email address to start testing the product made me instantly uninstall this app. Unfortunate!
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#8Unfortunately in the wake of recent[0] news and overall history I don't feel comfortable at all about making something like this integral part of the terminal and thus giving it access to basically everything?
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#9Cheers to the Fig team! Fig has been a game changer for me, and contributing autocomplete backends has been fun and easy. Excited to see where they go
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#10This is not an open source project.