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This crate is up to date with the the stable releases of Sublime Text 3, which stopped at build 3211 (October 2019), because sublime-text-4 is being developed, so this is the latest non-paid version.

The sublime-text-4 newer releases (those require paid license) are available at: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/sublime-text-4-dev

Newer builds are officially published in a discord server, and the package above does keep it up to date with it.

This is UP TO DATE with the latest release of ST3.

@NullRoute, please, do not mark this package as outdated because it is not, I won't change it to subl3 because this is not how the official sublime text organization intended to ship their binary.

Again, all tutorials in the internet tell the user "type subl in the terminal", you're suggesting a breaking and unnecessary change, both packages conflict because the released binaries are supposed to be named subl.

Because of this, ST2, ST3 and ST4 packages will conflict.

After your comment I went to the official Discord server just to be 101% sure, and yeah, I got the confirmation that this is the right decision to make.

Also, note that I cannot change ST2 or ST4 packages, I can only change ST3's one, so your suggestion would not work (don't forget that there are multiple other packages, not only three).

Here are some links with mentions to subl, one is an official page, and the other one is a StackOverflow answer.

https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/command_line.html

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36718495/how-to-open-files-with-sublime-text-3-from-terminal

@ marcospb19, What are you talking about? You can modify PKGBUILD path easily! Just change this line here; ln -s "/opt/sublime_text_3/sublime_text" "${pkgdir}/usr/bin/subl" to ln -s "/opt/sublime_text_3/sublime_text" "${pkgdir}/usr/bin/subl3" I have both packages installed as "/usr/bin/subl2" and "/usr/bin/subl3" and they both wor flawlessly.

Hey NullRoute, thanks for your suggestion, unfortunately this is not possible, I don't maintain ST2 and ST4 packages, so I could not make them install to another path, also, subl is the name for multiple package managers, not only AUR, so in any forum comment, article, blog, or tutorial, the command is subl and not subl3, changing it would make the location inconsistent.

So the solution is to do it manually, you can install ST3, copy the binary to /usr/bin/subl3, and then install ST2, I think it works as expected as both require libpng and gtk2, so you'll certainly have both installed (however, note that ST2 requires stuff that is not included in the ST3 package, so installing ST2 before ST3).

Sublime Text 2 should work fine with Sublime Text 3, please remove "sublime-text2" from conflicts list and instead install v3 as /usr/bin/subl3 and v2 as /usr/bin/subl2 Because some of us still prefer to use v2 and v3 at same time. Thank you!

This crate is up to date with the the stable releases of Sublime Text 3, which stopped at build 3211 (October 2019), because sublime-text-4 is being developed, so this is the latest non-paid version.

The sublime-text-4 newer releases (those require paid license) are available at: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/sublime-text-4-dev

Newer builds are officially published in a discord server, and the package above does keep it up to date with it.

This package got renamed to sublime-text-3, refer to that instead.

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/sublime-text-3

As I've commented, Sublime Text 3200 supports fcitx officially now, so this package is exactly the same as the official one. You can install the latest version from official repository (here's the instruction: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/linux_repositories.html#pacman). I will stop maintaining this AUR package.

Update please > 3.2.2 (BUILD 3211)

Update please > 3.2.1 (BUILD 3207)