That’s all fair, but that’s not even remotely what their argument was. Their entire point is that Microsoft is re-centralizing everything by forcing people ont

That’s all fair, but that’s not even remotely what their argument was. Their entire point is that Microsoft is re-centralizing everything by forcing people onto VS Code. Which is something they’re… just not doing. This is also an optional, paid tool to help when coding. The comparison to Google Talk is IMO not relevant. It’s never going to be “good enough that someone won’t be able to live without it” because it’s at its core a completely optional tool. If Copilot for NeoVim goes away in 5 years, you can just… stop using it. It’s not like we haven’t developed things without Copilot for decades now.