VSCodium 1.135.06055 has been released, incorporating all features from VS Code 1.135, including new AI functionalities and restoring support for 32-bit ARM devices. This version introduces an agent host architecture, allowing multiple windows to share AI sessions, along with 164 build assets across various CPU architectures. The release maintains VSCodium's commitment to being free of telemetry and Microsoft branding while disabling auto-updates by default for compliance with the MIT license. Additionally, four first-time contributors contributed patches to enhance functionality, making this release one of the most polished and broadly compatible versions yet
VSCodium 1.135.06055 Ships With VS Code 1.135 AI Features, Restores ARM32, and Adds 164 New Assets
VSCodium 1.135.06055 is bringing the full VS Code 1.135 feature set to the open-source fork, including a new "Rubber Duck" AI experiment and an agent host architecture that lets multiple windows share a session. The release offers 164 build assets across eight CPU architectures while officially restoring 32-bit ARM support for older Linux devices. Four first-time contributors landed patches this cycle, including an "anylinux" AppImage variant and a critical fix for macOS sandboxing quirks. If you're running a locked-down enterprise environment, the build keeps auto-updates disabled by default and preserves the option to ship MSI installers without Microsoft telemetry.
