[titaniczero]

I mean, all the features you're mentioning here are part of the LSP server, in the future I think this will be even more consistent across editors because the new languages like Go, Rust, etc. provide better integration tools and LSP servers so the IDEs and editors just use this server instead of implementing one for each language by themselves. If you use the same LSP it will be the same more or less but yeah, the average IDE user doesn't even know what is LSP because they don't need to.

This is similar to MacOS/Windows vs Arch Linux. If you love building and tweaking things, custom builds to suit your needs, knowing every tool that is present in your editor and/or extending it, terminal editors and arch linux is for you, if you prefer something pre-configured that just works out of the box then IDEs and MacOS/Windows is way better ofc. But I don't think that we, the vim/emacs/neovim users, stick to our editors because we are not aware of the capabilities of other IDEs. We are very aware, we are very advanced users in most cases.