role uu_generic: add pycharm to desktop workspaces#348
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@dometto, my first reaction would be that it doesn't add much value compared to VSCodium, not enough to justify installation time and possible extra support and maintenance, but it has been a while since I last used Pycharm. If there is a need for Pycharm features that I don't know of, happy to change opinion 😃 |
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This PR adds pycharm to all desktop workspaces. @jelletreep I am wondering if this is desirable; yesterday I had a meeting with another user who basically does everything with pycharm. So I thought I'd open this PR for discussion; do we want to add it to all workspaces (including e.g. R-Workbench)? There isn't really any downside, except the time it takes to
snap installit . But for support I'm not sure: is it better if users can use an IDE they know, or for us to have to support only a limited number of IDEs (i.e. VSCode)?