On top of the money going out periodically, it's about the cognitive load it places on the customers. I have enough decisions to make every day; additional ser

On top of the money going out periodically, it's about the cognitive load it places on the customers. I have enough decisions to make every day; additional services to consider adds the amount of time I need to think about writing off certain subscriptions from my taxes, whether or not I renew, time to make sure my credit card is up to date, check to make sure my subscription doesn't require when I'm on vacation without Internet and want to code, etc. A one-time purchase loads all of that into a single occurrence where I need that product instead of bringing it up at a calendar-determined interval. My company uses WebStorm regularly because it's a solid IDE for Linux; I've heard of Visual Studio Code running on Linux; have people found that comparable?