Switching from a single purchase ownership license to a subscription or limited time license (SAME FUCKING THING) is lame!Ĭo-workers using vscode is a legitimate reason in my opinion. My license has been invalidated by another greedy corporation. I don't need any of the advanced features in ST, I like the basic layout and a few things like multi-cursor search, replace, etc.
IMO, this is the moment the devs sold their soul to squeeze profit from the subset of their user base that will be able to afford to (and are already dependent on) a utility that they came to trust.
SUBLIME TEXT LICENSE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UPDATE
I got a notification in the software that an update was available, I upgraded, now I've essentially lost my license. To make matters worse it came as a regular update.
$2.22 / month doesn't sound like much, but I'm getting nickled and dimed to death trying to just use the same tools that I'm used to using for years. In the past year I've had free utilities go to an obscenely expensive annual subscription, now ST is doing the same thing. The thing is, at that time, if not explicitly stated, it was implied that the license included perpetual updates. I was happy to support Sublime Text 5 years ago when I purchased the license because I had been using ST off and on for a number of years and I found it a tool that liked to have around. I use a combination of tools that I've found useful for various tasks over the years. The thing is I don't have any one software that helps me with my job, hobbies, note taking, etc. I get the argument that full time developers that use Sublime Text almost exclusively are willing to fork out that kind of money, again.
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