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#1

Yes, it’s closed source. So are iTunes, Adobe Photoshop, and Maya. You want open source build it yourself. I’ve personally used it for over 3 years now and felt I needed to express how completely I love it. As a computer architect I work on Windows, Linux, and Mac. Sublime follows me on any of them. It is customizable to any extent I’d require, and has all the features I need and more besides that make using it a joy (built-in code repl and sort-F9, etc.)
I’ve personally used it to load 100Mb + text files, with no ill effects, including performance degradation to my system.
Lastly I’m a paranoid C99 hacker at heart, and love the fact that Sublime runs without any VM, support software or internet connectivity.
My sincere thanks to the developer for 3 years of coding joy, and high hopes for many more.

  • Michael
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#2

I used to love Sublime as well. Now I don’t, since I cannot extend it in all the ways I want to and jps seems to have taken yet another 6-month hiatus.

What to say but “sigh”.

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#3

[quote=“dinkit”]I used to love Sublime as well. Now I don’t, since I cannot extend it in all the ways I want to and jps seems to have taken yet another 6-month hiatus.

What to say but “sigh”.[/quote]

Ok, please don’t hijack a thread like this.

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#4

He/she is not hijacking it. It’s a forum, he/she is discussing the topic.

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#5

[quote=“mikedev”]

He/she is not hijacking it. It’s a forum, he/she is discussing the topic.[/quote]

Yes, yes it is. The OP was saying thanks, then @dinkit comes in with the bipolar opposite.

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#6

That’s what’s called a different opinion, right?

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#7

[quote=“mikedev”]

That’s what’s called a different opinion, right?[/quote]

We’re not arguing on this.

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