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Uninstalling Sublime Text 3...

zarriak 11y ago
I'm not sure if you saw, but you can keep it and do the same things as well in the future. "Microsoft says the language services it built for Visual Studio Code will be available in other editors as well, including Sublime Text, Vi and Atom."
- cwyers 11y ago
  > "Microsoft says the language services it built for Visual Studio Code will be available in other editors as well, including Sublime Text, Vi and Atom." Whoa.
- jonas_maj 11y ago
  Wow! Having some sort of Visual Studio Code and Vim/Neovim integration would be AWESOME!
- manicgeek 11y ago
  As an example, the OmniSharp engine that powers C# completion is available for Emacs, Vim, Sublime, Atom, Brackets, etc. http://www.omnisharp.net/ http://www.omnisharp.net/
  - flanbiscuit 11y ago
    I just heard about OmniSharp the other day and had some trouble getting it to properly work. But now that this has been announced I may just switch to that. I still love Sublime and will use that for all other non-.NET/C# purposes.
- lmedinas 11y ago
  No emacs ? :(
  - muratgg 11y ago
    Emacs too :)
joshuapants 11y ago
Haha I had a similar first thought. I hope its as extensible as some of the competition, I'm sure it won't come ready out of the box for some things I find fun.
kordless 11y ago
This was posted 10 minutes ago and you commented 5 minutes ago. Given I tried to download it and it failed with some weird error message on their site (not to mention registration walls suck) the logical conclusion is that you are not serious about your comment. That then begs the question why you would post such a comment. Looking at your submission history, one could easily assume you work for Microsoft. If that is the case, I would suggest you guys grow a brain and remove the registration wall. It's 2015.
- joshuapants 11y ago
  If we're going to be pedantic, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question
- Guvante 11y ago
  Their comment wasn't based on using it but simply based on "Visual Studio on something other than Windows" more than likely. Registration walls are only a bad idea when you care that a product reaches as far as possible. Given "Visual Studio on OSX/Linux" is going to drive humongous amounts of interest the extra metadata they get from the registration wall is worth annoying a few people. On a side note several people have said that it is likely not available yet.
- ohitsdom 11y ago
  That's quite a jump... My first thought at seeing this announcement was also that I would be uninstalling Sublime on my Mac. I'm not a Microsoft employee. And give MS time, they just announced it, available "later today". No need to assume a lack of brains.
infinitone 11y ago
I'm a pretty heavy user of IntelliJ but would never ever uninstall or not use Sublime Text, its like comparing apples to oranges. Any decent developer would know when to use either to be more productive.

I'm not sure if you saw, but you can keep it and do the same things as well in the future. "Microsoft says the language services it built for Visual Studio Code will be available in other editors as well, including Sublime Text, Vi and Atom."

cwyers 11y ago
> "Microsoft says the language services it built for Visual Studio Code will be available in other editors as well, including Sublime Text, Vi and Atom." Whoa.
jonas_maj 11y ago
Wow! Having some sort of Visual Studio Code and Vim/Neovim integration would be AWESOME!
manicgeek 11y ago
As an example, the OmniSharp engine that powers C# completion is available for Emacs, Vim, Sublime, Atom, Brackets, etc. http://www.omnisharp.net/ http://www.omnisharp.net/
- flanbiscuit 11y ago
  I just heard about OmniSharp the other day and had some trouble getting it to properly work. But now that this has been announced I may just switch to that. I still love Sublime and will use that for all other non-.NET/C# purposes.
lmedinas 11y ago
No emacs ? :(
- muratgg 11y ago
  Emacs too :)

joshuapants 11y ago

Haha I had a similar first thought. I hope its as extensible as some of the competition, I'm sure it won't come ready out of the box for some things I find fun.

kordless 11y ago

This was posted 10 minutes ago and you commented 5 minutes ago. Given I tried to download it and it failed with some weird error message on their site (not to mention registration walls suck) the logical conclusion is that you are not serious about your comment. That then begs the question why you would post such a comment. Looking at your submission history, one could easily assume you work for Microsoft. If that is the case, I would suggest you guys grow a brain and remove the registration wall. It's 2015.

joshuapants 11y ago
If we're going to be pedantic, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question
Guvante 11y ago
Their comment wasn't based on using it but simply based on "Visual Studio on something other than Windows" more than likely. Registration walls are only a bad idea when you care that a product reaches as far as possible. Given "Visual Studio on OSX/Linux" is going to drive humongous amounts of interest the extra metadata they get from the registration wall is worth annoying a few people. On a side note several people have said that it is likely not available yet.
ohitsdom 11y ago
That's quite a jump... My first thought at seeing this announcement was also that I would be uninstalling Sublime on my Mac. I'm not a Microsoft employee. And give MS time, they just announced it, available "later today". No need to assume a lack of brains.

infinitone 11y ago

I'm a pretty heavy user of IntelliJ but would never ever uninstall or not use Sublime Text, its like comparing apples to oranges. Any decent developer would know when to use either to be more productive.