I don't want to criticise it too much as it is completely free, so I will simply say that it would be hard to convince me to try it for a third time.
Microsoft VSCode is my editor, and it took me a long time to adopt it. They lacked a lot of features, but in the end delivering a few features that worked extremely well and adding the important ones as they could (thanks for tab support) won me over. Shipping a broken kitchen sink just turned me off. It had critical flaws that made either me, or the editor and my sometimes unsaved code, rage quit. I have used it cumulatively about 6 months over thd last 2 years.
Tl;dr at least as far as text editors go, 99% correct with a narrow feature set beats 75% stable witha wide one.