I just purchased a bundled license (see Sublime Merge license discount for Sublime Text Registered Users?). I successfully entered in license for Sublime Text, but not Sublime Merge.
Email leads me to believe that it should’ve worked:
Entering the license details:
- Open Sublime Text & Merge, and expand the Help menu.
- If you see Remove License in the menu, select it.
- Re-open the Help menu and select Enter License.
- Copy the license above (including the BEGIN LICENSE and END LICENSE lines) and paste them into the license box.
- Press the Use License button and Sublime Text & Merge will enter into licensed mode.
I am on Ubuntu 20.04, and installed using snap
:
# Installation
$ sudo snap install --classic sublime-text
$ sudo snap install --classic sublime-merge
# Versions
$ sublime-text.subl --version
Sublime Text Build 4121
$ sublime-merge --version
Sublime Merge Build 2020
My guess is, the snap
distribution is trailing behind?