It depends on the project. I use five different ones in my day job (Visual Studio, the antique Borland Builder, Embarcadero, and two proprietary ones). I also use no IDE at all for some projects.
In my home programming, I don't use an IDE.
Until early-2025 IDEA and VSCode were very key for me and TUIs/CLIs have since mid-2025 completely replaced IDEA and only occasionally use vscode. Mostly using vim with TUIs.
Vi, or whatever actually gets executed when I type "vi" at the shell prompt. Used for python, C or whatever other language I'm using at the time.
Ide: vscodium
Quick and dirty editor: nano
for terminal: vi or vim
desktop environments: vscodium