I have the luck to were able to buy a Ryzen 7 2700, 32 GiB and some Samsung NVMe (don't remember) some years ago. Running Ubuntu LTS. I hate VS Code so much fo

I have the luck to were able to buy a Ryzen 7 2700, 32 GiB and some Samsung NVMe (don't remember) some years ago. Running Ubuntu LTS. I hate VS Code so much for many reasons, but performance or memory usage are not among them. It starts in some seconds, never been a problem. Runs fast enough. At work I got a MacBook Pro, performance is even less of an issue, of course. So, I'm not sure all the work done regarding performance is the most efficient way to get into the market. It's features, like their collab stuff, I'd say. Or usability features. What I hate most about VS Code are the clunky editor navigation shortcuts. Code navigation is fine, but moving around the editor, opening files, command palette, ... if you ever have used neovim with telescope or JetBrains IDEs then VS Code feels so cumbersome.