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I've had a personal license, but barely used it, because vim & emacs. But in the end, the problem with license is that I can't use it @myWork. There is plenty o
by lycopodiopsida 3y ago
I've had a personal license, but barely used it, because vim & emacs. But in the end, the problem with license is that I can't use it @myWork. There is plenty of outstanding editors these days - neovim, emacs, vscode for those loving to click around so that it would be difficult for me to argue why I do need a license for sublime. But I've had no problems to get my employer to pay for JIdea Ultimate, because the value of an IDE to vscode is pretty obvious.
- galleywest200 3y ago> But in the end, the problem with license is that I can't use it @myWorK Per the website: https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq https://www.sublimehq.com/sales_faq > As licenses are per-user, you're welcome to use your license key on all computers where you are the primary user, including at work.
- lycopodiopsida 3y agoNot allowed, sadly, employee insists that all licenses used have to be bought ob their name. Legal something yada yada… I can’t just bring in my personal license.
- kapitanluffy 3y agoThat's unfortunate. Is it like they monitoring your laptop for software installed? I had this issue way back. I just said "Ah, Sublime Text is free. Sure, buy me a license if you want but if it's free, there are no legal issues, right?"