I guess this is bit unconventional for traditional text editors, but would there be any support for option that allows making empty lines smaller than lines with text? For example, their height could be half of a normal line, though this would be a pixel height setting that could be set by user.

This would allow for much more clearer structuring of code, since normally using empty lines for structuring is not that precise.

I'm testing Sublime text 2 in ubuntu 32, but in 64 bits it opens but any menu doesn't appear. I can't find the solution.

It would be wonderful if you could predefine a keymap preference. I have the (bad?) habit of switching between Swedish and US keymaps when I'm working on different things, for instance I code with a US keymap and write prose with a Swedish keymap. And for ever newly opened file it defaults back to the OS default, which can be a tad annoying. Currently on OS X 10.7.4.

In the mini-map is a lighter rectangle indicating primary viewport. When the same file is opened in two views, only a single mini-map is necessary: It would have two of these position rectangles!

Hi. Sublime text editor plugins don't work in Linux. For example i use Zen Coding plugin (https://bitbucket.org/sublimator/zencoding/wiki/Home), but this doesn't work. Please fix this bug

Optionally display the keyboard shortcut and/or tab index for each tab. ⌘1 ⌘2 ⌘3, etc. iTerm2 has this. It's hard to visually guess if a tab is number 6 or 7.

2088 added a border on the right side of the sidebar, which is great, but it's a little too dark for my taste. It would be nice if it could be themed, since the rest of the sidebar can be.

This results in the remote always being newer by several hours if you are west of the Atlantic which requires you to set 

 // This plugin doesn't appear to convert time stamps to UTC before comparison.

  "confirm_overwrite_newer": false,

in sftp-config.json