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@@ -6,80 +6,5 @@ the Multi Editor Support built into Coder Enterprise.
 Each directory contains examples for how to setup your images
 with different IDEs.
 
-## Multi Editor Support
-
-*Multi Editor Support is currently in beta, see [known issues](#known-issues) for more details.*
-
-Coder Enterprise has full support for a wide range of editors including VSCode,
-the JetBrains suite, Eclipse, and many more. These editors are run in the remote
-environment and rendered directly in the browser. The multi editor support is
-bundled with a window management system to give the application the look
-and feel of a native local application. This provides the best of both
-worlds -- the security and productivity of remote infrastructure with the native look
-and feel of the local machine.
-
-### Installing an IDE into your docker image
-
-Installing an IDE into your image can be done using the same methods that you would
-normally use when installing the IDE onto your local machine. Code-server is able to
-find and start the following IDEs if their binaries exist in your PATH:
-
-- intellij-idea-ultimate
-- intellij-idea-community
-- webstorm
-- eclipse
-- goland
-- pycharm
-- phpstorm
-- clion
-- rider
-- rubymine
-- datagrip
-- oni
-- monodevelop
-- emacs
-- jupyter
-
-### Required Packages
-The `which` utility is required in your image in order for code-server to search
-for installed editors within your image.
-
-The following additional packages are required in your image if you're using an IDE other
-than VSCode or Jupyter to ensure proper communication with code-server.
-| Deb Package    | Rpm Package | Package Description                   |
-| -------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------- |
-| openssl        | openssl     | Secure Sockets Layer Toolkit          |
-| libxtst6       | libXtst     | X11 Testing Library                   |
-| libxrender1    | libXrender  | X Rendering Extension Client Library  |
-| libfontconfig1 | fontconfig  | Generic Font Configuration Library    |
-| libxi6         | libXi       | X11 Input Extension Library           |
-| libgtk-3-0     | gtk3        | GTK+ Graphical User Interface Library |
-
-### How does IDE licensing work?
-
-Licensing for IDEs running via code-server are licensed in the same way that they are
-when running them on your local machine. If your IDE requires a license for use locally,
-it will still require one when running it through code-server.
-
-### What editors are known to work?
-
-- VSCode
-- IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate and Community editions
-- WebStorm
-- Eclipse - [GTK Based](#known-issues)
-- PyCharm
-- GoLand
-- PhpStorm
-- RubyMine
-- CLion
-- Rider
-- DataGrip
-- Emacs
-- Vim
-- Oni
-- MonoDevelop
-- Jupyter
-
-### Known Issues
-
-- Currently, there are periodic latencies and performance dips
+See our [documentation at our Enterprise Hub](https://enterprise.coder.com/docs/multi-editor) for additional information
+about supported editors and known issues.