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I bought ST2 in 2013, and I'm a littled bummed they pushed the "your license works for ST3" back that far. They deserve more; I might buy another copy anyway.
by kabdib 9y ago
I bought ST2 in 2013, and I'm a littled bummed they pushed the "your license works for ST3" back that far. They deserve more; I might buy another copy anyway.
(My favorite editor is an Emacs clone called Epsilon. It hasn't been updated in a decade, but it still works great. On the other hand, it hasn't been updated in a decade and I think the writing is on the walls, and I'll have to move to something else. 25 years of muscle memory are hard to deal with, though. I'd definitely throw some money the author's way if he ever decided to do a new release).
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- secure 9y agoAs per http://www.lugaru.com/ http://www.lugaru.com/, they released an evaluation version of epsilon on 2017-09-01, so just 12 days ago.
- kabdib 9y agoSteve refreshes the monthly eval (I assume it's got a time-based fuse baked in). So we know he's still alive :-) Epsilon is still a fantastic tool and you can customize the crap out of it, but there are some things (like multiple native windows) that you can't do, that I'd really like to have. Ah well.