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> I consider the license an investment in Sublime's future. I'm exactly the opposite. I consider the license as compensation for work already done, I operate
by gmiller123456 10y ago
> I consider the license an investment in Sublime's future.
I'm exactly the opposite. I consider the license as compensation for work already done, I operate under the assumption that the vendor will have made enough to not care to work on it further.
- tedmiston 10y agoCompletely agree. What is there today is well worth the license fee even if there's never another update -- though this isn't one of my concerns as Sublime is so much more usable / lightweight / snappy vs Atom. [For it to be sunset, there would have to be a better alternative out there, and for the general case of multiple languages, I don't believe there is.] Also packages are well separated from the Sublime releases so even in the case that there isn't another update, the ecosystem is still active. That said, I do wish the internal Python for plugins would receive a version bump though.