I also switched to vim so that I could run it in a terminal. The reason I did it is that I found Sublime Text 2's file listing cache would sometimes get corrupt

I also switched to vim so that I could run it in a terminal. The reason I did it is that I found Sublime Text 2's file listing cache would sometimes get corrupted or out of date, so suddenly I couldn't using Cmd+p to open things anymore. I couldn't find a way to manually bust that cache, so this was very aggravating. I'd basically be dramatically slowed down until ST2 deigned to update itself. IIRC, this was especially bad when adding new files and whatnot. I was using NFS, btw. Never tried sshfs.