My timing may be a little off in terms of this thread, but I just had to respond.
I am a huge eclipse fan -- using it since it's first appearance. A friend told me then (10+ years ago) that it would be a player. He was right.
However! I have just started using IntelliJ and if you haven't seen or used changelists -- you are missing out on programming heaven.
The ability to track my changed files (on my development branch ala clearcase) was something I was looking for in a plugin for eclipse. Intellij tracks all of your changes for a single commit, extremely easy. You can isolate changed files with custom lists. I use that for configuration files that must be unique locally, but are constantly flagged when I sync or compare against the repository -- listing them under a changelist, I can monitor them, but neatly tuck them away so I can focus on the real additions I am making.
Also, there's a Commit Log plugin that outputs a text of all changes for those SCCS that aren't integrated with your bug tracking software. Pasting the log into a ticket's work history captures the files, their version, date/time, and the branch/tags. It's cool as hell.
All of this could be supported via plugins (or future enhancements) in eclipse, I wager; yet, Intellij makes this a breeze.
Finally, I am really excited about the mainstream love for this product -- the keystrokes, so it's painful, but fun.
