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Honestly, I perceive the price as too high, even though I use it day in and day out. The price is also above my imaginary software impulse buy level. If it wer
by runjake 11y ago
Honestly, I perceive the price as too high, even though I use it day in and day out.
The price is also above my imaginary software impulse buy level. If it were $19, I would have already impulse bought a copy.
If it turned into trialware that disabled features after a certain amount of time, I'd ditch it and use another editor. Lame, but I'm being honest.
- o_nate 11y agoI agree. $70 seems steep for a text editor, no matter how good it is. I use Textpad, which I got my company to pay for years ago, but it's much cheaper. Maybe it's not as good as Sublime, but it's good enough. Since I know the nag screen would bug the heck out of me, and I'm too cheap to pony up $70 (and not willing to go to the trouble of talking my boss into paying for it), I'm not tempted to even try Sublime.
- Corrado 11y agoI bought it because I use it. Every. Single. Day. So, almost any price is worth a tool that is used constantly and delivers untold benefit. It might not be the same for you; you might not get as much value out of it as I do. But if its something you truly use "day in and day out" how can you not purchase it? It just makes good sense. Listen, good tools are hard to come by and supporting those tools helps to ensure that they are there when you need them. Not supporting something that helps you make money endangers your ability to continue to make money. That's my $.02