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I bought the product in 2015. I don't remember the cost but let's assume it was $80. (EDIT, I just looked and it was $70 at the time) That's $16 a year. If yo
by wedowhatwedo 6y ago
I bought the product in 2015. I don't remember the cost but let's assume it was $80. (EDIT, I just looked and it was $70 at the time) That's $16 a year. If you use even 5% of the functionality, isn't it worth that? I don't know what country you are from and there my be economic differences but sublime text has been one of the best software purchases I've made. It's worth every cent.
If you don't feel it's worth $80, you can use Visual Studio Code for free.
- ipaddr 6y agoAre you offering to purchase this product for the parent commentor? Unless you are offering to pay for it because the cost is so little I'm not sure your rebuttal holds water. $80.00 US is a lot for an editor that doesn't provide updates.
- dralley 6y agoIt's a one-time fee. Personally, I still felt it was worth it.
- therealdrag0 6y agoI don’t understand this whole threads obsession with updates. ST has always seemed like a finished product to me. Always does what I expect and is stable. I’m happy for paying the price I did for the features I got at that time.
- wedowhatwedo 6y agoI completely disagree. I didn't pay $80 for an editor that doesn't provide updates. I paid $70 for 5 years use of an editor that has updated a major version and a few minor versions and that I've installed on many workstations and VMs through the years. I use it every day so I'm glad I paid. The parent commentor said they are already using it and will continue to do so without paying. Neither of you need to pay for the editor if you don't like it. Just use a different one.