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> I would still like an alternative because I don't think Microsoft should have the whole market. Asking genuinely, why not Sublime Text? (I haven't tried it o
by rattray 4y ago
> I would still like an alternative because I don't think Microsoft should have the whole market.
Asking genuinely, why not Sublime Text? (I haven't tried it or Atom in several years, but used both back in the day).
- jw14 4y agoI'm probably going to give Sublime another try. For one, I'm finicky about colors and VS code makes it easy to tweak one or two colors of a theme without getting involved in forking and creating a whole new theme. I may just do it, though. Also, I recall having some issues getting linting to work and the editor highlighting lint errors in not-very-visible ways (like the first character of the line had a red underline). Again, it's been a while and these could be issues I had with ST3 and/or I missed the way to fix it.