VSCodium 1.121.03429 has been released as a maintenance update that addresses long-standing packaging issues with AppImage and MSI, while maintaining a telemetry-free experience for users. The update removes the onboarding wizard and disables the AI coauthor feature by default, which enhances startup performance and aligns with the project's privacy-first philosophy. Linux users will experience fewer runtime warnings, and Windows installers now handle updates more reliably, avoiding previous permission errors. Overall, this version provides a cleaner and more stable coding environment, allowing developers to work without unnecessary bloat or cloud dependencies
VSCodium 1.121.03429 released
VS Codium 1.121 lands as a maintenance release that finally squashes persistent AppImage and MSI packaging bugs while keeping the editor completely telemetry-free. The update strips out the onboarding wizard and disables AI coauthor by default, which trims startup overhead and aligns with the project's privacy-first approach. Linux users will notice fewer runtime warnings during execution, while Windows installers now handle updates more reliably without throwing permission errors. Grabbing the new version from the official releases page gives developers a cleaner, more stable coding environment without unnecessary cloud hooks or bloat.
