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I would say this is more than a replacement for TextMate on OS X. Stop waiting for a TM update and jumpt to Sublime Text 2. I've been using it since the early
by Corrado 15y ago
I would say this is more than a replacement for TextMate on OS X. Stop waiting for a TM update and jumpt to Sublime Text 2. I've been using it since the early alphas and it's always been top notch.
The only thing that bothers me right now is the slightly different keyboard shortcuts between Linux and OS X, but I think you can "correct" those manually by editing a couple of config files. Other than that, I LOVE this editor! :)
- TheOnly92 15y agoI'd love to try it out, but I need a mirror...
- andrewgodwin 15y agoNot only that, but it's mostly compatable with things like .tmLanguage files, so there's even some cross-portability there. (I've never used Textmate, being a Linux user, but being able to benefit from the ecosystem to get e.g. .pp file highlighting is great)
- eibrahim 15y agoAnd it works on WINDOWS. I use to edit my python and ruby projects on mac and windows without having to learn 2 different tools. Love it.