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BTW I just installed Godot and to my delight it has a C# version (I'm a C/C++ guy so that should be easy peasy)!
Now I'm only wondering if visual code is the way to go on my Linux Mint. IIRC one of their IDEs is somewhat open source.
VSCode is open source with an asterisk. All the official releases are pumped up with not so open source microsoft parts. I recommend using VSCodium. They take the code and compile & release it so you don't have to do it yourself. You'll have to update it manually, but honestly I had a 1.5 year old release running before I thought to.
The GDScript VSCode(ium) extension is excellent. I've never tried Godot with C#, so I can't say about that extension.
Thanks again, will do. I guess if the EEE goes too far then I can probably stay in a time bubble and keep going :-)