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Having a real settings page and a real package manager are Atom's main draws to me. I tried to switch back to Sublime after being annoyed with the performance
by rezistik 11y ago
Having a real settings page and a real package manager are Atom's main draws to me.
I tried to switch back to Sublime after being annoyed with the performance of Atom but kept running into configuration issues and really really disliked having to read documentation on how to configure the damned thing.
- unfamiliar 11y agoI've actually tried a couple of times to make a graphical settings manager package for Sublime, but the second problem of not having an interface beyond text buffers has made it a bit of a non-starter.