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Well, people get excited after some months of stalled development.
by lmedinas 12y ago
Well, people get excited after some months of stalled development.
- tehwebguy 12y agoMan I would hate to be the ST devs. Everyone keeps calling it stalled, dead, etc. Not sure what release speed would make the difference to commenters here. Are there lots of unfixed bugs or something? I am just missing the source of this consensus.
- iaskwhy 12y agoI'm not one of those complaining about the "lack" of updates but: - a lot of SublimeText users came from TextMate because TextMate stopped being developed actively - the SublimeText developer was extremely active and then new developments just suddenly stopped so some users might feel like TextMate happening all over again Maybe people are having issues with the current SublimeText, I wouldn't know, I'm a perfectly happy paying customer.
- valarauca1 12y agoHow can SublimeText use TextMate's code if TextMate's code is GPLv3?
- gjm11 12y agoSo far as I know, it doesn't. What makes you think it does (or makes you think someone else thinks it does)?
- valarauca1 12y agoI misread users as code. This is what I get for commenting before finishing my coffee.
- AhtiK 12y agoLatest official release is 2.0.2, released 8 July 2013. 2.0.1 was released 14 July 2012. 3.x has been in beta since 29 January 2013 without a non-beta release. I think this is what signals stalling for many users. Yes, the assumption is that most of the users are using 3.x anyways because it's stable enough. BUT the official messaging promoting 2.0.2 as the "current release" is what shows that the release train is off the track.
- lmedinas 12y agoThere was no word from the "company" since they stopped doing releases so this is considered stalled and this was the major problem specially when you invest your money into something that it is suppose to be released. This is not OSS software, people pay for the product.