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I see. Perhaps I commented too fast. I don't think it's that big of a deal for a text editor, though. One thing is if you're a designer and all your files are
by nkkollaw 10y ago
I see. Perhaps I commented too fast.
I don't think it's that big of a deal for a text editor, though.
One thing is if you're a designer and all your files are PSDs and you're locked in with Photoshop, but if Sublime Text dies you still have lots of other editors that will open your plain text files: Atom, Eclipse, etc.
- snotrockets 10y agoOnce you have trained your muscle memory on a given editor, switching becomes a very big deal.
- giancarlostoro 10y agoNone of the four freedoms mention it having to be free. ;)