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## Bugs and Suggestions
We encourage the reporting of bugs and new suggestions on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com), this is centralized, better equipped for group voting, and has more visibility.
**New issues should not be opened on this repo.**
## Questions and Ideas
Please provide as much information as possible when asking a question or requesting support by filing an issue on the Visual C++ for Linux Development GitHub repository.
Please follow this template:
## 1) Issue Title
A title succinctly describing the topic of your request.
### Example:
`How to use the Ninja instead of Unix Makefiles generator.`
## 2) Detailed description
A detailed description of your request.
### Example:
`I am able to generate Unix Makefiles by using the provided CMakeSettings.json, but I do not know how to ...`
## 3) VC++ version / Linux system / environment details
Your Visual Studio and VC++ version number. This can be seen in the VS Help, About menu. Look for Visual C++ for Linux Development.
Additional information like GCC, GDB versions is also helpful, as are details of your hardware if running on an embedded system.
Here is an example on getting basic Linux system information.
```
uname -a
Linux jinx 4.4.13-v7+ #894 SMP Mon Jun 13 13:13:27 BST 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux
```
Bugs and new suggestions should be reported on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com). It is centralized, better equipped for group voting, and has more visibility.

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## Bugs and Suggestions
We encourage the reporting of bugs and new suggestions on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com), this is centralized, better equipped for group voting, and has more visibility.
## Issue template (questions and ideas)
Please use the following template to post your questions or for discussing ideas:
* Capture in the title a brief description of your question or idea
* In the content of the request provide a detailed description of your question or idea.
Include any expected results and images that may be useful to expose your idea.
* Include Visual Studio version, Linux system name and version, GCC/GDB/gdbserver version, CPU arch
See [our contributing instructions](/CONTRIBUTING.md) for assistance.
**New issues should not be opened on this repo.**
Bugs and new suggestions should be reported on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com). It is centralized, better equipped for group voting, and has more visibility.

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# Visual C++ for Linux Development
This repo is for discussing existing or new features and for addressing questions related to the Visual C++ for Linux Development extension.
This is a legacy repo that archives old discussion and questions related to the Visual C++ for Linux Development extension.
## Bugs and Suggestions
We encourage the reporting of bugs and new suggestions on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com), this is centralized, better equipped for group voting, and has more visibility.
## Labels
This is your best way to interact directly with the Visual C++ for Linux Development team. We will be monitoring and responding to your questions as best we can. In the spirit of openness we will be tagging issues with the following:
**New issues should not be opened on this repo.**
- **feature** – Denotes something that is not yet implemented.
- Example: clang compiler support
- **discussion** – Denotes a discussion on the board that does not relate to a specific feature.
- Example: Visual C++ for Linux Development is not open source
Additional tags may be used to denote specific types of issues.
Bugs and new suggestions should be reported on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com). It is centralized, better equipped for group voting, and has more visibility.
## Closing
Issues may be closed by the original poster at any time. An issue can be closed if:
New issues will be closed immediately. Bugs and suggestions should be reported on the [Developer Community forum](https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com).
Existing issues may be closed by the original poster at any time. An issue can be closed if:
- A request is a duplicate of another. The duplicate will be linked;
- Any discussion that has run its course.