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Not at all. Speaking for myself here, but while I much prefer open source to proprietary software, I find Sublime Text 2 blows any other editor I've used out of
by dkulchenko 14y ago
Not at all. Speaking for myself here, but while I much prefer open source to proprietary software, I find Sublime Text 2 blows any other editor I've used out of the water and I'm not going to not use it just because it's proprietary (same reason I use OS X, Photoshop (versus GIMP), etc).
- jasonm23 14y agoThe "problem" with Emacs and Vim is their out the box state is a bit daunting, if you allow a little time to get used to and configure Emacs, it'll blow the shit out of any editor you've ever used. ... Grab ocodo/emacsd from GitHub, it's a very sublime like setup.