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Why post this now? This happened almost a year ago. Developers are expensive these days, and I understand needing to fund development. Edit: Added back "Why p
by postpawl 5y ago
Why post this now? This happened almost a year ago.
Developers are expensive these days, and I understand needing to fund development.
Edit: Added back "Why post this now?"
- jeppesen-io 5y agoOutrage gets clicks EDIT: responding to pre-edit of parent
- harles 5y agoBecause it’s still an issue. Dev alludes to a fix, but the update pop up still persists. Seems like it’s either low priority or working as intended. The issue isn’t the cost. I’ve gotten my value out of Sublime Text and would happily pay more. The issue is that the update is pushed on users with no indication that it will then require payment.
- postpawl 5y ago"The issue is that the update is pushed on users with no indication that it will then require payment." Yeah, that's a valid complaint. The v4 upgrade probably should have been more explicit about that.
- rafale 5y agoVS Code is free... Heck, even VS Community is free. A text editor is not a business model anymore.
- postpawl 5y agoSublime still works pretty well. It's very fast. I've tried VS Code and ended up going back to Sublime. That's a personal preference though, and I can totally understand using VS Code instead.
- DethNinja 5y agoSublime is still miles ahead of VS Code. Text editors are definitely a business model, I’ve yet to find a better alternative to Sublime and it is a critical piece of software for my workflow.