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Seems to work for me (Mac OS X 10.6.7, Sublime Text 2 alpha build 2065).

Have you tried different fonts? I'm using:
{
"font_face": "ProFont",
"font_size": 10,
"font_options": ["no_antialias"]
}
Another side effect, which is affected by this:


If you are at the beginning of a line and press Shift-Down, the entire line is highlighted/selected (which is fine).

But when you are at the beginning of the last line in the document and press Shift-Down, nothing happens.


Similarly:


If you are at the end a line and press Shift-Up, that entire line is highlighted/selected (which is fine).

But when you are at the end of the first line in the document and press Shift-Up, nothing happens.


I think there's a consistency drawback here. I know you can select the whole line with e.g. Shift-Cmd-Left/Right, but for those who are accustomed with standard ways of selecting text, this may feel a bit odd.


Coming from TextMate, I'm used to the way the cursor acts in this environment. That said, I do know that changing the way the cursor acts in Sublime Text might be dangerous. I just felt like bringing this up, to see what others think.

I'm also for an option to decide the minimap's side. If it isn't already there?
Here's +1 for option to disable the redundant scrollbar, as it doubles the function of the minimap (still, in a worse manner).

I have to admit, the minimap was the tipping point for me buying Sublime Text. But I always felt that the OS' scrollbar disturbs the experience of this nice invention (AND it steals screen real estate!).