As the other user commented, legal/licensing requirement could mandate this. Additionally over the course of time a few of the components/libraries that are used by the program might have gone through deprecation. Hence the software could do a Update Check but blocking it from using is simply unacceptable unless the first clause on licensing applies.

Have you considered Visual Studio Code (shortly called as VSCode or Code)?

I had a similar issue too inadvertently signed up for a new account a while ago which I then figured out. Perhaps that could be the reason for the original poster too.

If the old question is still an active topic along with the evolution of the technology stack on which it sits upon, you can consider providing an improved version of a solution over the ones already available elsewhere.

When we install Ubuntu Server all we get is terminal only access. I admit we can install necessary GUI like KDE, GNome etc. But my concern is whether there would be any security concern to be taken care of when installing anything like this for an Ubuntu Server Azure or AWS? Because I guess with a GUI we also need to expose ports for RDP unlike Private/Public key using Putty.

I just observed a limitation in the forums section. When the message is held for release from spam queue with the status ('

Not publicly visible

'), there is no option to Edit and Delete. At least for the poster-owner, these options should be made available, IMHO.

It isn't required to clean up the registry. Avast and its acquired org AVG also does the same thing. They have a Chromium based browser along with the antivirus products. In the installation screen, the checkbox to unselect the browser is not intuitively represented and hence tricking most users to get this bloatware on their computers.

Can you help us with the error message that you are confronting so that we can assist you further?

Console.ReadKey() as the ending line in the code can make the environment wait before closing the Terminal window

Team, I had been observing that BitWarden browser extension seems to be having problems in prefilling the credentials for Codeproject website. 1) The top logon auto-closes when Bitwarden fills the credentials. 2) In the login page since both signup and login panels are side-by-side, Bitwarden ends up filling both the fields.

GitHub, GitLab and Azure Devops all have quite similar features and are equally good. You can compare the free version of Atlassian Jira too.

Hitherto we used to generate the insert scripts through SSMS -> Tasks -> and then Generate Scripts. However the catch is that there is a need for manual intervention when moving these scripts across servers and between version deployments. Hence when trying to get assistance in one of my recent engagements I got to know about this OpenSource tool called DataScriptWriter which is an opensource one at-> GitHub: Where the world builds software · GitHub[^] The things I liked in it: 1) Modes to manage data like Merge (Insert/Delete/Update) using CTE 2) DevExpress Community Library There were a few unhandled exceptions and limitations where the output being saved. Just thought of doing a bit of fix and submitted the same and the author helped to accept the Pull Request.

Did you try the latest versions of Visual Studio like 2017 or 2019? They have radical improvements right from the installer stage.

I look at it as a project manager trying to give direction to a team member however inadvertently instead of typing in Microsoft Teams ended up submitting a new post in CodeProject.

Chris, Did you try looking at this DiscountASP.NET hosting plan details[^] ? Not sure how about their current performance but once upon a time we had a few demos and prototypes hosted through them. At a $10 budget they seem to be having a few things to offer too.

Also disclosing reasons would invite privacy issues for the #voter

This seems to be addressed with a comprehensive workaround in the following URL: Installing Visual Studio to an External hard Drive with the Internal Hard drive having limited Space[^]

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Did you try Ghostscript (and its .NET wrapper Ghostscript.NET). These have been able to generate good quality images out of the pages in the PDF document.

Flashback Express should be relatively customizable and should be supporting your requirements.