> which anyone (even a secretary!) can easily extend Even if that’s true, we’re talking about development environments here, so secretaries are irrelevant. I’v

> which anyone (even a secretary!) can easily extend Even if that’s true, we’re talking about development environments here, so secretaries are irrelevant. I’ve been programming C++ and C# for decades, for me, visual studio is quite flexible and extensible. > Terminals support underlines I specifically told about wavy red underlines for spell checking, and terminals don’t support that. Simple underlines are too intrusive i.e. they often mask '_', and don’t stand out visually from normal text. > It's more than an editor; it connects to build systems like make, maven, gradle, ant, what-have-you. I know it’s possible to integrate everything in Linux ecosystem. I just don’t want to waste my time connecting, integrating, and then supporting the setup that just works out of the box on Windows, with freeware visual studio.