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Aiei
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me windows user is bored, start installing linux as dual boot. ok lets code in linux. proceed to install vscode. starts coding... ok lets save. permission denied. permission denied. ok lets use these sudo fuckery. says its not recomended #warnings. start googling. got answer in alien language. fuck me, back to windows then.

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  • 2
    Maybe becuz u editing a file not in your $HOME directory or it's sub-directories without launching vscode wirh sudo ?!
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    im editing file created in windows in another hard disk. tried using program as root. but it says im not supposed to do that. break the purpose of linux or something.
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    Oh that was always a problem for both of windows and linux
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    Maybe review your disks and mount it using the correct format? If it's an NTFS drive then you will need to install the ntfs-3g drivers using: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g

    Reboot the machine and try to remount the drive. Hope that resolves your problem, don't give up on Linux, it's awesome and I never looked back.
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    Maybe the disk was mounted read only? Some distros do that.
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