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Sublime Text is proprietary closed source. That seems counter to modern Unix/Linux goals.
by alayne 11y ago
Sublime Text is proprietary closed source. That seems counter to modern Unix/Linux goals.
- pjmlp 11y agoWhich UNIX isn't proprietary? Note UNIX, not UNIX like.
- groovy2shoes 11y agoAll of the BSDs.
- pjmlp 11y agoWhich of them is certified as such?
- groovy2shoes 11y agoOh, didn't realize you meant only certified Unices. I'll be on my way...
- curt15 11y agoWho really cares about whether something is "certified" UNIX? Certification is not some seal of quality. "Unix" is commonly understood to denote "functional" unix systems as well for lack of a more convenient term.
- pjmlp 11y agoThat os what the UNIX-like expression is for.
- mitchty 11y agoOS X would have been the only one certified. Even then I wouldn't call it a BSD per-se.
- nalck 11y agoIllumos
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- sien 11y agoThere is Atom these days which is OS and similar to ST. Mind you, Atom takes longer to start than Visual Studio.
- dingo_bat 11y agoVS Code is open source and starts as fast as notepad.exe. Also, I think it has more features than atom.