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I know that this is too noob but I cant just figure it out..
I would like to install sublime text 3 on my raspberry-pi however as I click on the sublime dmg file that I downloaded it asks: select an application to open apple disk image file..
What do I do from here...?
Thank you in advance!
Apparently the growing popularity of the Pi made the team reconsider, so there is an ARM build now. Judging by the file name, it seems to require a 64-bit OS to run.
At the time the question was asked, Sublime text didn't have an ARM build:
Let me clarify that statement: Given we only have a finite amount of time, any time spent maintaining an ARM build would take away time from other areas. At this stage, I believe this would result in a net negative to Sublime Text's users.
At the time, you'd have to find another editor for your RPi. For example, you could try bluefish:
sudo apt-get install bluefish
There is Sublime Text 4 version with build for arm64 processor, so it should work on Raspberry Pi now.
You can't install. There is no such build available for Raspberry Pi.
You can install "Caret" app(Google Chrome's app) instead. It's just like Sublime and also a light weight one.
Got to Caret
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/edit-with-sublime-text/eiejadjdcchfommckmikpcdnihljbpai
Looks like an ARM build is in the works - private beta as of end of July https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/arm-build/5882/88
Try this,
Open up terminal from the raspian menu,
type sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-2
after this is done type sudo apt-get update
then type sudo apt-get install sublime-text
I hope this works. :D.
