I'd still rather support a project like (Neo)Vim or Emacs that isn't developed under the auspices of a corporation (whose mantra is embrace, extend, extinguish)

I'd still rather support a project like (Neo)Vim or Emacs that isn't developed under the auspices of a corporation (whose mantra is embrace, extend, extinguish), and have proven staying power. We've seen IDEs and text editors come and go through the revolving door of public opinion for decades, but Vim and Emacs have both continued to hold strong as tools you can use over the course of your entire life, and they've continued to get better and better as technology has improved.