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Be sure to drop by in ##textmate on freenode, the discussion on how to implement and use split windows is not really making progress so far.
That is simply depressing. I went to Vim for this alone, and, well now I'm addicted to Vim.
> Sadly I had to pull the alpha since it’s now all over twitter w/o proper introductionary text, hotfixes, etc. ( http://lists.macromates.com/textmate-dev/2011-December/01465... ) Maybe something to do with the IMPOSSIBLE TO MISS REQUEST TO NOT RE-PUBLISH THE ALPHA INFORMATION that people can't seem to comprehend.
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I imagine all three are superior to TM2, especially Vim and Emacs, after you bust through the learning curve no point ever going back.
Programming on a laptop dramatically changes the cost/benefit of keyboard-heavy interfaces, IMHO. E.g. it's almost as quick for me to flick the cursor to switch tabs as it is to type a chorded keyboard shortcut to switch buffers, especially factoring in the ability to look and think about what buffer I want before initiating any movement.
Also, on KDE at least, Emacs has both a very nice GUI and fullscreen support.
Finally, I am now using a 13" laptop, and using the keyboard is still more efficient despite the really nice touchpad my new computer has.
Hm.. I wonder how many people will switch back to TextMate 2 from Vim/Emacs/Sublime Text?
This emacs user won't. I've gotten too used to org-mode, SLIME, M-x shell, and a host of other things I'm pretty sure textmate doesn't do.
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Common courtesy? I know it's rather uncommon these days...
Common courtesy is typically lost after 6 years of neglect.
People that were not happy with the wait migrated to other editors.
He owns us nothing.
> Sadly I had to pull the alpha since it’s now all over twitter w/o proper introductionary text, hotfixes, etc. ( http://lists.macromates.com/textmate-dev/2011-December/01465... ) Maybe something to do with the IMPOSSIBLE TO MISS REQUEST TO NOT RE-PUBLISH THE ALPHA INFORMATION that people can't seem to comprehend.
I am starting to understand why Apple has provisioning of devices -- and now Macs -- for pre-release software.
> Sadly I had to pull the alpha since it’s now all over twitter w/o proper introductionary text, hotfixes, etc. ( http://lists.macromates.com/textmate-dev/2011-December/01465... ) Maybe something to do with the IMPOSSIBLE TO MISS REQUEST TO NOT RE-PUBLISH THE ALPHA INFORMATION that people can't seem to comprehend.
For what's it worth, this was posted on a publicly accessible TextMate mailing list. Not sure why he would think it wouldn't leak out.