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yep that's how they get ya, yawn - they [Sublime] are OVERRATED! - i just don't get it! - why go through all the "registration" CRAP when there are infinity options out there - comeon' - MOVE ON ppl!

anyone herd of vim - MILES away better AND it doesn't annoy you to REGISTER ERYtime you wanna hack

if you're not cool enough use Geany again MILES away better than this wanna-be

Jolla 13 years ago

i don't know about you but it TRIES to look like ios7, i say LET IT GO - smart-phone business is OWNED by Apple, the sooner we accept that the sooner we can move on to a TRULY different thing - this includes Android too, just DIE you're NOT "original" - instead of coming up with NEW ideas you try to rip-off one another and it's getting annoying [most of the time the company that started the idea WINS]

in summary: - it's a phone [i think] - looks elegant - looks simple to use - it's smart [i think --- am thinking a lot aren't i :)] - android apps [hope it's better in security than Android] - gesture based [OMG, didn't see that one coming]

sound familiar - well it should - iPhone which STARTED all of THIS!

NOTE: am not even an iPhone user, Blackberry [Loyal to the end :)]

CONCLUSION: BORING!

PLEASE if there's something NEW about the OS and the HARDWARE tell me!

i've installed GKrellM and i got around 23% of cpu load when the animations were displayed - clock set to 800MHz [set via indicator-cpufreq] - mind you during the "test" lost of things were running to

if the CSS3 animations got up to 90% on YOUR hardware - where does that leave the rest of us [i.e. shitty intel HD card owners]? :)

i run Ubuntu as well (13.10, Dual Core 1.1GHz - though i set the clock to 800MHz, Intel HD) and nothing unusual happened when the animations were being displayed - if a shitty Intel chip can run the animations - i can't help and wonder you tweaked something you weren't suppose to?