Visual Studio Code doesn’t run code

Because you mistakenly started the application as root, its settings folder in your user profile is now owned by root. There are two ways to fix this:

• Delete the folder using sudo rm $HOME/.config/Code
• Take ownership with sudo chown -R owner:owner $HOME/.config/Code

Never run a program using as root unless you’re going to make system changes. An IDE is not something that needs to run as root.

If you decide to install VS Code in /opt (where it arguably belongs) or any other “global” location, make sure to use the proper umask, so regular users can read and execute files afterwards:

$ sudo -i
$ umask 002
$ unzip /path/to/VSCode-linux64.zip -d /opt
$ ln -s /opt/VSCode-linux-x64/Code /usr/local/bin/code
$ exit

if you use "spaces" for your indentation then change that to "tabs"using the below steps and then copy the code to oneNote.

Steps:

• 'ctrl + shift + p'
• find command "convert indentation to tabs"
• copy the code and paste it in oneNote

This works for me.