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What subscription finally gave you "subscription fatigue"?
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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Sublime Text 4 going subscription based instead of major release based. I downgraded back to ST3 and am keeping my lifetime license on that one. The alternative is a 3 year usage license which is trash for the price you need to pay
It does say you get to keep access to everything in the three year window.
this is correct, you get access to every update in that window, instead of everything in that major release. It is better than it could be but, it's rediculous to purchase a software that doesn't even give you the full release of it. It also doesn't alert you before upgrading/updating to a release outside your license window and relies on you figuring out how to downgrade after if you let it auto update.
it went subscription based starting with ST4, ST3 and lower had a lifetime sub to that major version