OK, I will give you one thing: I do love Jetbrains IDEs. That said, I don't use them for everything. They use a lot of RAM for me when loading large projects, a

OK, I will give you one thing: I do love Jetbrains IDEs. That said, I don't use them for everything. They use a lot of RAM for me when loading large projects, and they feel a bit awkward outside of "traditional" project structures that work well with VS Code. I know Jetbrains is making a text editor, too. It does look very nice, but I have yet to try it. This all being said, Jetbrains IDEs do still feel less responsive than more native stuff like Kwrite or Notepad++. It can be forgiven of course, but I think it's a valid point to note down, especially given how often people bring up that article comparing latency of desktop computers over time.