Given that Henrique actually went through the trouble of writing this recommendation to ask for a feature that already implemented in Sublime Text 2,I'd say is that Sublime Text 2 needs some sort of 'dynamic cheat sheet'. For example, what if you could open some sort of tab, such that for every key press (or combination of key PRESSes [not release]) a set of commands that can follow that key current key press combination popped up, stating the remaining key presses and the name of the command.
Given that Henrique actually went through the trouble of writing this recommendation to ask for a feature that already implemented in Sublime Text 2,I'd say is that Sublime Text 2 needs some sort of 'dynamic cheat sheet'. For example, what if you could open some sort of tab, such that for every key press (or combination of key PRESSes [not release]) a set of commands that can follow that key current key press combination popped up, stating the remaining key presses and the name of the command.