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No way. I'm happy about the stuff it brought (LSP, remote debugging protocol, maybe other stuff), but VSCode itself is just not good enough and always takes a bunch of configuration to get working. It's better than neovim, that's for sure.
If there were an opensource IDE with a GUI (not TUI) that didn't use web rendering to draw its interface, worked on Linux, weren't bought by yet another tech-overlord, and were comparable to a Jetbrains IDE, there's a good chance it'd get my money. Until then, it's Jetbrains for me. I hope they never go public.
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