If you like VSCode, and want the longevity of FOSS, you can switch to https://vscodium.com/
For some reason I had a very bad experience with running plugins on VSCodium. IIRC, there was something about plugin support being a lot worse for some reason. But it might also have been related to something else.
The Vim keybindings for VSCode/VSCodium are ridiculously good
It indeed seems to be a lot better than what I was expecting.
As a diehard Vim user, VSCodium with VSCodeVim is a terrific no-nonsense combination.
But, once again, I’m afraid that eventually VS Code (and thus by extension VSCodium) will be forsaken for some reason. Thus making me, once again, deal with the pain of switching to another IDE, become accustomed to it. Not being as extensible as Emacs/Neo(Vim) anyway etc etc. Like, I believe we’re always one ‘evolution’/‘development’ removed from losing our favorite IDE. For example, Jetbrains has been developing their upcoming Fleet IDE. IIUC, it’s their version of VS Code; which honestly is cool. But, does beg the question if it will one day replace the fleet of dedicated programming language IDEs that Jetbrains currently supports…
Have you tried any of the ones mentioned in the OP? If so, would you be so kind to elaborate upon why you prefer SpaceVim over the others?
Interesting. Would you be so kind to elaborate on what this entails?
That seems kinda hella streamlined and straightforward, which is honestly pretty cool. Is this different from how it works on any of the ‘(Neo)Vim distros’ and/or by default?