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# enterprise-docs
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# enterprise-images
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These docs contain examples and guides for how to setup your images to utilize
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the Multi Editor Support built into Coder Enterprise.
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The `images` directory contains many examples for how to setup your images
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Each directory contains examples for how to setup your images
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with different IDEs.
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## Multi Editor Support
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*Multi Editor Support is currently in alpha, see [known issues](#known-issues) for more details.*
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Coder Enterprise has full support for a wide range of editors including VSCode
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Eclipse, the JetBrains suite, and many more. These editors are run in the remote
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environment and rendered directly in the browser. The updated multi editor support
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also provides fully integrated window management to give the application the look
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and feel of a native local application. This update provides the best of both
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Coder Enterprise has full support for a wide range of editors including VSCode,
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the JetBrains suite, Eclipse, and many more. These editors are run in the remote
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environment and rendered directly in the browser. The multi editor support is
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bundled with a window management system to give the application the look
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and feel of a native local application. This provides the best of both
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worlds -- the security and productivity of remote infrastructure with the native look
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and feel of the local machine.
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