I feel that the package manager should be added by default. And if they could also give it an upgrade, that would be so awesome. Currently when getting sublime on a new installation (or for people who are just getting started), getting the package manager and add the plugins feels a bit too old-school to me. Why not have it behave like in Brackets (the Open Source version of Adobe Edge Code). There you can just see a list of plugins you might want and click install. Way faster then the package manager in Sublime. Also, getting package updates like this would be way easier too.

I like using Sublime and currently Brackets feels a bit too slow for me, but i can see that grow beyond sublime cause some stuff just feel way more user-friendly to me. I'm not really into using the command prompt or similar features of my OS or apps, so i tend to look for stuff that has a GUI and features a more modern approach to work with or extend its capabilities. I also get the feeling that i'm missing a lot of useful plugins because i don't know the name. Or that i'm not using plugins to the fullest as i have difficulty finding out how or what i can do with it (some need settings, some need a separate tool but that just isn't clear from the package manager)

Brackets example: 


And if it would be possible to have plugins mass update or automaticly update, that would be awesome as well.

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I love the code map, Love it in Visual Studio as well.  If it isn't possible could the width be adjustable?  It seems too wide most of the time.  If it is already point to how?

first one is a kind of bug and second one is kind of suggestion.