Same here, was a very happy Sublime Text user for years - much faster and less memory intensive than VSCode, but recently switched over because of all the tweaking required.
I use Sublime Text, but it has its own issues with Python fragility and needing tweaks to plug-in's config files more than I'd like, so I'll probably switch to VSCode eventually.
Java IDEs seem to be living in their own world, but for everything else VSCode works well thanks to LSP. For example rust-analyzer works best with VSCode, and this makes VSCode the best Rust IDE.
