[quote=“Kaniken”]The arrogance of this company is unbelievable. I have sent support emails and asked for replies here. Any critical questions are apparently sent to /dev/null
I just decided I am not a customer.[/quote]
Wow, just wow. You sound like Arjan with your “you must respond to me personally, even if you are just going to say the same thing that you’ve already posted in the forums!” attitude. Personally, that’s one of the points of the forum. So Jon doesn’t have to repeat himself over and over again, and can focus on actually getting things done on the editor itself.
So, I looked through your posts, and the only “support” question you asked was regarding printing. You also asked about the future of sublime. These are two topics that Jon has avoided in the past, other than to say that he continues to work on Sublime (in fact, a new ST3 dev release came out today). So, in answer to the second question, Sublime is alive and well, and still in development. Jon has not abandoned it. Second, the printing issue. This has been a point of contention in the forums for quite some time. Some people think it’s unconscionable to have a text editor that doesn’t print. However, have you considered how difficult it is to create a good cross platform printing solution? Someone in this thread mentioned turning to Brackets because in their frustration with Sublime, but I don’t see a printing feature in that editor, either. In fact a number of programmers text editors omit printing. TextMate did, Brackets too. I don’t know if this is still the case, but to print in Emacs, you used to generate a postscript file and then send that to the OS printing system. While this is certainly not the case for everyone, for me printing is one of least used features. I’d prefer that Jon work on things that are likely to be used on a daily basis and make those daily use features rock solid. I haven’t printed any code for months, while I’ve used multiple cursors, snippets, autocomplete, and plugins on a daily basis. Printing may eventually come, but there are work-arounds. The question you need to ask yourself is, are you paying for an editor to print code? Or, are you paying money for an editor to EDIT code? Personally, I get more done with editing.
