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Not to mention the amount of features they'd have to remove in order to comply with Apple's standards.
by caiob 13y ago
Not to mention the amount of features they'd have to remove in order to comply with Apple's standards.
- Cthulhu_ 13y agoWould its plugin / scripting library even be allowed? I don't know the specifics of the OSX app store rules.
- chipotle_coyote 13y agoBased on BBEdit, which does have a version in the App Store, the plugins and scripting would be just fine -- but the CLI integration wouldn't be. (Although you could probably download it separately.) I don't really see what the advantage of putting ST in the App Store would be, though, for either its developer or any of the users. I like the App Store well enough for certain things, but for developer tools and many utilities the sandboxing tends to be an annoyance at best. (Also, I don't like that the App Store makes upgrade pricing completely impossible, but that's a whole different rant.)