Okay, so it's not going to be supported by MS, but the surface is jailbroken now and it would be really nice to be able to use Sublime on it.

I have this project structure:

| project

|--src

|--|--plugins (folder)

|--|--|--hello_world (folder)

|--|--|--ping (folder

|--|--nomad.py (file)

|--|--plugin_loader.py (file)

|--vendor (folder)

Developers seldom want to perform project-wide searches and have matches returned from cache files, modules, or logs.  It is time consuming to manually enter "not" expressions for these kinds of files into the "where" field of Find in Files every time a new search is performed.  It would be great to have an option in the project and/or user settings like the following:

"default_find_in_files_filter": "-*.scssc,-tmp/*,-node_modules/*,-*.sublime-workspace"

The expression would then be automatically appended to all find-in-files queries.

If cursor placed at column 1 and I toggle bookmark I can't remove this bookmark if cursor placed at column 2 on the same line

The dead keys are not working on my keyboard. (For example, if I want to get "ê" I can't, it writes "^e"). It works in other programs but not in Sublime text.

Ubuntu 13.10, sublime text 3 last build (not the dev version). Same problem on sublime text 2.0.2.

when having several files open and moving around them, it can be useful to instantly be able to right-click the Tab and give it a color (from 4-5 different),

and just as easy be able to change this color.

No need to save the info for later, this can be done ad-hock when needed