Wonderful though it is (and I do really like that IDE!), BLIde only runs in Windows and is not written in BlitzMax, so that wouldn't (shouldn't) happen.
I do not see what is wrong with leaving popular third party IDEs as popular third party IDEs. Does something magical happen to them once they become "official" tools?
I do not see what is wrong with leaving popular third party IDEs as popular third party IDEs. Does something magical happen to them once they become "official" tools?