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I love Sublime, I've paid for every version and I did the same for my devs for many years (when I had a company cc!). I would just like to say remote editing is
by danmur 5y ago
I love Sublime, I've paid for every version and I did the same for my devs for many years (when I had a company cc!). I would just like to say remote editing is the only thing I use vscode for. If ST had remote editing I and probably a lot of other people would use it more.
Once again, love sublime, just a suggestion :)
- z3t4 5y agoInstall xserver (also works on Mac and Windows) then ssh -X to the container. Start sublime on the container, and the gui will show up locally.
- jonquest 5y agoFor one off things, it's easy enough to just use something like WinSCP or ssh + vim. Having to count on a remote environment having all of the X client software installed to do X forwarding and sublime text to boot is going to leave a lot of people disappointed. If subl supported remote editing out of the box the presence of any extra software beyond, say SSH, becomes something no one needs to care about. Bonus, your local install is already configured and setup exactly the way you like it.
- davidkhess 5y agoNot sure if it matches your use case or not, but I use sshfs with Sublime Text and it's just as good as local editing.
- supportlocal4h 5y agoI remote edit with ST. I choose File | Open to get the native Open dialog, type 'sftp://my.dev.server' and press Enter. Username and password logs me in. Then I navigate to the folder I want, and open a file or folder in ST. I don't use VS Code. How do you do it there that is so much better?