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I think he's free to do what he wants. He doesn't owe anybody anything. It's an open market, too, so if anyone cares to step in and make the next best thing nob
by ryan-allen 16y ago
I think he's free to do what he wants. He doesn't owe anybody anything. It's an open market, too, so if anyone cares to step in and make the next best thing nobody is stopping them.
I'd go as far to say that he has every right to charge for TM2 when it comes out, even if he promised it would be a free upgrade.
EDIT: even though I've stopped using it, I use vim now :)
- whereas 16y agoOn the topic of Vim: I can imagine an Emacs user going back to TextMate because they're both modeless editors. But would a Vim user go back to an editor that isn't modal?