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Is sublime dying out or something? That sucks I just bought a license this year.

• jbrooksuk 13y ago
  No, but the author (Jon) has been taking a long time to reply to comments on the forum — which isn't unusual — and there has been a lack of recent updates. The last one was released a couple of days ago and didn't really bring anything new, even after months of waiting. When I emailed Jon directly about his disappearance (just before the last release) he did say he's aware of his lack of communication and will address it shortly.
  • artlogic 13y ago
    This sort of thing is exactly why I didn't install Sublime Text on my new laptop. After using v2 for nearly a year and buying a license, I became more and more uncomfortable that if there was a problem with the product, I couldn't fix it myself. Having already been burned by TextMate, I decided enough was enough and only installed Emacs. That was last December, and I'd say I'm much happier - but I also spend a bit more time tweaking my editor than I probably should. This is not to say I have anything against Sublime Text. It's a beautiful piece of work. It's simply not open source, and that's a deal breaker for a tool as integral to my day to day as a text editor.
• swah 13y ago
  No, he just launched a update with the long wanted BLOCK CURSOR :)