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I'm pretty sure you're misinterpreting that. Sublime text 3 isn't even out of beta. Here's the response I once got asking a question about the Sublime Text 4 up
by azeirah 11y ago
I'm pretty sure you're misinterpreting that.
Sublime text 3 isn't even out of beta. Here's the response I once got asking a question about the Sublime Text 4 upgrade fee.
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Thanks for your email.
The license you buy now is a version 3 license, even though the production version of 3 has not yet been launched. This license will work on version 2, 3 whilst in beta as well as on the production version of 3.
Major version releases will come with an upgrade fee; we expect major versions to be released every 18-24 months, so you are not looking at upgrading for at least two years.
We haven't built our pricing structure for upgrades from 3 to 4 as yet, but please use the policy we have to upgrade from 2 to 3 as a guide:
Upgrades from Sublime Text 2 to Sublime Text 3 will become available when version 3.0 is released later this year. Until such time, upgrading is not required, as Sublime Text 3 will accept Sublime Text 2 license keys during the beta period.
For customers who purchased in the 90 days prior to the announcement of Sublime Text 3, we are reducing the cost of upgrading from $15 down to $11. Customers who purchased Sublime Text 2 before this time period are still subject to a $30 upgrade fee when 3.0 is released.
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- Finbarr 11y agoTo be fair, I might well be misinterpreting it. I just hadn't seen mention of ST4 before. Thanks for the extra information. ST3 was "released" in January 2013 though, so we're at 36 months right now.
- impostervt 11y agoI've been wondering about that. I use Sublime 2, and didn't want to upgrade to 3 until it was out of beta. I wonder what's taking so long?
- JamesMcMinn 11y agoST3 is free for those with a ST2 licence while it's in beta. It's perfectly stable at the moment, and I suspect the only reason it's still in beta is so that those with a ST2 licence can use it without paying to upgrade.
- DanielStraight 11y agoIndeed. This has been the wording since at least May of 2013: https://web.archive.org/web/20130518184355/http://www.sublimetext.com/sales_faq https://web.archive.org/web/20130518184355/http://www.sublim... It's just saying that licenses don't automatically carry over to the next major version. It says nothing about if and when there will actually be a next major version.