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I'm certainly not Stallmanesque and I've got money -- in fact, I'm a registered owner of Sublime Text 2, but there is at least one real-world practical way in
by georgemcbay 14y ago
I'm certainly not Stallmanesque and I've got money -- in fact, I'm a registered owner of Sublime Text 2, but there is at least one real-world practical way in which ST2 being OSS would be preferable for me. I increasingly do my coding on ARM-based Linux devices as opposed to x86-based ones and ST2 has no ARM build, and repeated requests asking for one are, as far as I've seen, summarily ignored by the author.
If ST2 were OSS I could build it for ARM/Linux myself, everything it relies on is already available on those platforms. But it isn't, so I've had to quit using it and recommending it to others.
- jahewson 14y agoDoesn't it bother you to use a propitiatory CPU architecture such as ARM? </sarcasm>