Hi there!  I am a very  (VERY) happy SublimeText2 user - I use it on both OSX and Linux-amd64 and I think you are brilliant!  :)  So, thank you.

I would like to be able to run it on my Ubuntu-ARM linux machine as well - any chance we could get an ARM architecture added to the build list?

* Completion overlay menu should allow for PageUp / PageDown navigation

* An up arrow key at the top of the list should move to the bottom of the list (like  cmd palette)

* Similarly, a down arrow at the bottom of the list should move to the top of the list

* For completions that start with or in any other way use the $ character (for instance, $('#select DOM element') for jQuery) the completion menu does not show automatically -- you have to hit $, then TAB to show the available completions

* Once the completion menu is open, typing should filter on both the tabTrigger and the name -- presently, only the tabTrigger is used.  This can cause some unexpected results, as this overlay doesn't quite behave the same as the Ctrl + Shift + P command palette overlay.

Is there a way to automatically switch the Sublime Text color scheme based on the day time? For example, during the day I want to use a bright scheme, while in the evening/night - a dark one (my personal choices are Monokai and Solarized Light). 

The switch moment would probably the local sunrise/sunset hours? :)

The most request feature for my popular GitGutter plugin is a way to identify files that have been changed with some visual indicator in the file tab (Or in the file name in the side bar.)

I would like there to be a way to either color the text differently in the file tab, or color the file tab differently itself. It would be nice if this was setup in a way similar to coloring regions, only this region would be the file tab. It would even be cooler if you could specify an icon to show in the file tab just like you can when setting regions.

It would be really *really* nice if when you set this region for a particular file, it not only altered the appearance of the file tab, but the appearance of the file when listed in the side bar.

I would use this API to improve GitGutter. Right now, you can see what changes are in your selected file, but if many files have been changed, there is no way to quickly visually determine which files. So I would make GitGutter add a *region* (or what have you) to identify which files are new/modified (deleted files would just be gone) since your last git commit.

Sorry for my bad English.

I have a idea for sidebar. It's similar to "keys": ["ctrl+p"], but affect sidebar.

I create a plugin image DEMO to describe this idea.

DEMO: http://codepen.io/QueenbyeR/full/amxvL