Sublime Merge
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Sublime Merge
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Re: Sublime Merge
#2I have been using Sublime Merge for a while now, and I find it very useful.
I am a visual and spatial type, so I find the the way the information is organised there invaluable. I know I lose points for not being an ultimate shell dweller, but the experience just does not compare.
The only downside is that sometimes you cannot be sure which commands it will execute for a given functionality, and to do more specific things you have to do them manually. I guess this is unavoidable.
Re: Sublime Merge
#3When Sublime Merge was initially released I liked it a lot. Mostly because of it's snappy speed (like Sublime Text). But since a year or so I'm using lazygit (https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit), which at least for me is the best git tool ever.
Re: Sublime Merge
#4It's a good tool that integrates well with Sublime Text.
But a tremendously hard sell in 2024 considering the plethora of tools out there right now.
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#5I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
Re: Sublime Merge
#6Considering how much competition is in this space, a comparison or a page to help define its strengths would be useful.
Both against standalone tools such as Git-Fork, and built it tools such as VSCode Git [for the majority of the world that uses VSCode over Sublime-Text].
Re: Sublime Merge
#7When Sublime Merge was initially released I liked it a lot. Mostly because of it's snappy speed (like Sublime Text). But since a year or so I'm using lazygit ( https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit ), which at least for me is the best git tool ever.
The two advertisements at the top of the README made me uncomfortable.
Re: Sublime Merge
#8I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
Link?
Re: Sublime Merge
#9I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
Link?
Re: Sublime Merge
#10I liked Sublime Merge when I used it a few years ago, mainly because it's available on Linux. There were some things about the UI that were bugging me however. Nowadays I'm pretty happy with Fork (available for Windows & macOS).
Link?