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  1. I haven't used Sublime Text advanced key shortcuts in a while but it's like riding a bike, there's no forgetting it 🤙

    #work #friday #sublimetext #copywriting #gamedev

  2. I haven't used Sublime Text advanced key shortcuts in a while but it's like riding a bike, there's no forgetting it 🤙

    #work #friday #sublimetext #copywriting #gamedev

  3. I haven't used Sublime Text advanced key shortcuts in a while but it's like riding a bike, there's no forgetting it 🤙

    #work #friday #sublimetext #copywriting #gamedev

  4. @MaxLaves are you #emacs user? It never clicked for me. Neither does #vim. In ssh sessions I use #nano or #pico and for real editing #sublimetext was/is my fav. But recently I have come to appreciate #zed for AI support (because I can't stand browsers as editor, except for #typora to edit md).

  5. @MaxLaves are you #emacs user? It never clicked for me. Neither does #vim. In ssh sessions I use #nano or #pico and for real editing #sublimetext was/is my fav. But recently I have come to appreciate #zed for AI support (because I can't stand browsers as editor, except for #typora to edit md).

  6. @MaxLaves are you #emacs user? It never clicked for me. Neither does #vim. In ssh sessions I use #nano or #pico and for real editing #sublimetext was/is my fav. But recently I have come to appreciate #zed for AI support (because I can't stand browsers as editor, except for #typora to edit md).

  7. @MaxLaves are you #emacs user? It never clicked for me. Neither does #vim. In ssh sessions I use #nano or #pico and for real editing #sublimetext was/is my fav. But recently I have come to appreciate #zed for AI support (because I can't stand browsers as editor, except for #typora to edit md).

  8. Speaking of Amiga (kindof): Another flat-UI app bites the dust and is forced into my fever-dream of 90's GUI-excellence. I made an Amiga/Windows95 looking theme for #SublimeText (or rather: modified someone else's Mac-looking theme). I might share it sometime after some cleanup.

    Suddenly while I'm doing something (in this case coding on the project in the screenshot), I feel like I *just have to* fix some other thing. In this case I was finally fed up with Sublime's flat UI while coding.

  9. Speaking of Amiga (kindof): Another flat-UI app bites the dust and is forced into my fever-dream of 90's GUI-excellence. I made an Amiga/Windows95 looking theme for #SublimeText (or rather: modified someone else's Mac-looking theme). I might share it sometime after some cleanup.

    Suddenly while I'm doing something (in this case coding on the project in the screenshot), I feel like I *just have to* fix some other thing. In this case I was finally fed up with Sublime's flat UI while coding.

  10. Speaking of Amiga (kindof): Another flat-UI app bites the dust and is forced into my fever-dream of 90's GUI-excellence. I made an Amiga/Windows95 looking theme for #SublimeText (or rather: modified someone else's Mac-looking theme). I might share it sometime after some cleanup.

    Suddenly while I'm doing something (in this case coding on the project in the screenshot), I feel like I *just have to* fix some other thing. In this case I was finally fed up with Sublime's flat UI while coding.

  11. I've got a Sublime Text plugin in Package Control now called HostSettings; it lets you easily (🤞) apply specific settings based on your computer's host name, which is nice if you have your settings in source control and need to tweak some things (my work computer needs a different font size, for example).

    #sublimetext

  12. I've got a Sublime Text plugin in Package Control now called HostSettings; it lets you easily (🤞) apply specific settings based on your computer's host name, which is nice if you have your settings in source control and need to tweak some things (my work computer needs a different font size, for example).

    #sublimetext

  13. I've got a Sublime Text plugin in Package Control now called HostSettings; it lets you easily (🤞) apply specific settings based on your computer's host name, which is nice if you have your settings in source control and need to tweak some things (my work computer needs a different font size, for example).

    #sublimetext

  14. I've got a Sublime Text plugin in Package Control now called HostSettings; it lets you easily (🤞) apply specific settings based on your computer's host name, which is nice if you have your settings in source control and need to tweak some things (my work computer needs a different font size, for example).

    #sublimetext

  15. I've got a Sublime Text plugin in Package Control now called HostSettings; it lets you easily (🤞) apply specific settings based on your computer's host name, which is nice if you have your settings in source control and need to tweak some things (my work computer needs a different font size, for example).

    #sublimetext

  16. Presenting the "ATASCII Insert" plugin for . Provides shortcuts to insert ATASCII special characters in fonts like Atari Classic, EightBit Atari…

    Install "AtariTools" too for truly sublime Atari code editing!

    github.com/thinkyhead/6502-Too

  17. Presenting the "ATASCII Insert" plugin for #SublimeText. Provides shortcuts to insert ATASCII special characters in fonts like Atari Classic, EightBit Atari…

    Install "AtariTools" too for truly sublime Atari code editing!

    #RetroCoding #Atari #OpenSource

    github.com/thinkyhead/6502-Too

  18. Presenting the "ATASCII Insert" plugin for #SublimeText. Provides shortcuts to insert ATASCII special characters in fonts like Atari Classic, EightBit Atari…

    Install "AtariTools" too for truly sublime Atari code editing!

    #RetroCoding #Atari #OpenSource

    github.com/thinkyhead/6502-Too

  19. Presenting the "ATASCII Insert" plugin for #SublimeText. Provides shortcuts to insert ATASCII special characters in fonts like Atari Classic, EightBit Atari…

    Install "AtariTools" too for truly sublime Atari code editing!

    #RetroCoding #Atari #OpenSource

    github.com/thinkyhead/6502-Too

  20. Presenting the "ATASCII Insert" plugin for #SublimeText. Provides shortcuts to insert ATASCII special characters in fonts like Atari Classic, EightBit Atari…

    Install "AtariTools" too for truly sublime Atari code editing!

    #RetroCoding #Atari #OpenSource

    github.com/thinkyhead/6502-Too

  21. Bin noch nicht ganz warm, aber als #vscode Ersatz und als #sublimetext Veteran hab ich jetzt einfach mal auf #kdekate als Editor der Wahl gesetzt. Hat es sonst auch schon auf meine Windows VM geschafft.

    Bisschen meine neue Crush gerade <3

  22. Bin noch nicht ganz warm, aber als #vscode Ersatz und als #sublimetext Veteran hab ich jetzt einfach mal auf #kdekate als Editor der Wahl gesetzt. Hat es sonst auch schon auf meine Windows VM geschafft.

    Bisschen meine neue Crush gerade <3

  23. Bin noch nicht ganz warm, aber als #vscode Ersatz und als #sublimetext Veteran hab ich jetzt einfach mal auf #kdekate als Editor der Wahl gesetzt. Hat es sonst auch schon auf meine Windows VM geschafft.

    Bisschen meine neue Crush gerade <3

  24. Bin noch nicht ganz warm, aber als #vscode Ersatz und als #sublimetext Veteran hab ich jetzt einfach mal auf #kdekate als Editor der Wahl gesetzt. Hat es sonst auch schon auf meine Windows VM geschafft.

    Bisschen meine neue Crush gerade <3

  25. I've been using #SublimeText here and there again instead of #VSCode and it's been kinda nice, thinking about switching back over to it, at least for personal projects.

    What plugins would y'all recommend for it these days? I know there are some lists on the package control site, but I'm curious about what y'all think :)

  26. I've been using #SublimeText here and there again instead of #VSCode and it's been kinda nice, thinking about switching back over to it, at least for personal projects.

    What plugins would y'all recommend for it these days? I know there are some lists on the package control site, but I'm curious about what y'all think :)

  27. I've been using #SublimeText here and there again instead of #VSCode and it's been kinda nice, thinking about switching back over to it, at least for personal projects.

    What plugins would y'all recommend for it these days? I know there are some lists on the package control site, but I'm curious about what y'all think :)

  28. I've been using #SublimeText here and there again instead of #VSCode and it's been kinda nice, thinking about switching back over to it, at least for personal projects.

    What plugins would y'all recommend for it these days? I know there are some lists on the package control site, but I'm curious about what y'all think :)

  29. Extremely happy with my decision to switch back to Sublime Text from VS Codium.

    It's **so much** faster and responsive, I'd forgotten how bloated and slow VS Code was! And no AI slop I need to disable every time it updates, since MS kept pushing them as new features. Totally worth registering, I bought a license for work, too.

    If I had a hard personal requirement to use open source I'd probably go with EMACS. Or Kate.

    #sublimetext #vscodium #vscode #emacs #kate

  30. Extremely happy with my decision to switch back to Sublime Text from VS Codium.

    It's **so much** faster and responsive, I'd forgotten how bloated and slow VS Code was! And no AI slop I need to disable every time it updates, since MS kept pushing them as new features. Totally worth registering, I bought a license for work, too.

    If I had a hard personal requirement to use open source I'd probably go with EMACS. Or Kate.

    #sublimetext #vscodium #vscode #emacs #kate

  31. Extremely happy with my decision to switch back to Sublime Text from VS Codium.

    It's **so much** faster and responsive, I'd forgotten how bloated and slow VS Code was! And no AI slop I need to disable every time it updates, since MS kept pushing them as new features. Totally worth registering, I bought a license for work, too.

    If I had a hard personal requirement to use open source I'd probably go with EMACS. Or Kate.

    #sublimetext #vscodium #vscode #emacs #kate

  32. Extremely happy with my decision to switch back to Sublime Text from VS Codium.

    It's **so much** faster and responsive, I'd forgotten how bloated and slow VS Code was! And no AI slop I need to disable every time it updates, since MS kept pushing them as new features. Totally worth registering, I bought a license for work, too.

    If I had a hard personal requirement to use open source I'd probably go with EMACS. Or Kate.

    #sublimetext #vscodium #vscode #emacs #kate

  33. Extremely happy with my decision to switch back to Sublime Text from VS Codium.

    It's **so much** faster and responsive, I'd forgotten how bloated and slow VS Code was! And no AI slop I need to disable every time it updates, since MS kept pushing them as new features. Totally worth registering, I bought a license for work, too.

    If I had a hard personal requirement to use open source I'd probably go with EMACS. Or Kate.

    #sublimetext #vscodium #vscode #emacs #kate

  34. I've given up on VSCodium and am switching back to SublimeText because I'm far too busy/lazy to set up EMACS after decades of not touching it. It's ridiculous how much faster and responsive it is.

    It's not open sauce, but it doesn't have slop generator garbage built into it, and it's not from Microslop. I'm happy to pay for a license.

    #sublimetext #vscode #emacs

  35. I've given up on VSCodium and am switching back to SublimeText because I'm far too busy/lazy to set up EMACS after decades of not touching it. It's ridiculous how much faster and responsive it is.

    It's not open sauce, but it doesn't have slop generator garbage built into it, and it's not from Microslop. I'm happy to pay for a license.

    #sublimetext #vscode #emacs