The Vim plugin in VSCode is the thing that drives me out of VSCode, to be honest. I have to say that I built so much muscle memory in those years that it is ki

The Vim plugin in VSCode is the thing that drives me out of VSCode, to be honest. I have to say that I built so much muscle memory in those years that it is kinda hard to realized I'm not using Vim, and there is always something not-quite-like-vim in VSCode-vim that usually gets in my way. (To be honest, the only editor that I found that is really close to Vim without being a Vim-thing was GNOME Builder.)