The everyone-uses-a-different-2% is a point that's frequently made about Microsoft Word, and it's not so much literal as a way of explaining why a product like

The everyone-uses-a-different-2% is a point that's frequently made about Microsoft Word, and it's not so much literal as a way of explaining why a product like that gets the way it does. If something is bloated, you can't just start removing obscure features because they're not obscure to everyone. So an IDE, also, can get into that state. Which is maybe why I can never find an IDE I like to use. I could only see calling PyCharm "sleek" if that was in comparison to something like Eclipse. It's a better choice than that, but still not the experience that it could be, or that I'm looking for.