Perhaps, but this once feels a lot more OSX native than ST2.
ST2 may not be perfect, but it's had a damn good effort put in to it to feel like a good Mac app. I had a niggly suggestion regarding menus during the beta and IIRC it was implemented and released within a few days.
Scrolling in ST2 isn't right. It doesn't do the rubber-band thing when you scroll to the end. It doesn't have the right resistance to scrolling horizontally when you mean to scroll vertically (it's hard to two-finger scroll perfectly vertically).
There's some themes for ST2 that make it much more palatable on OSX, if you're concerned about aesthetics. My favorite is Soda:
Chocolat is supposed to be able to load in bundles and themes from TextMate. I'm not sure if this is implemented fully yet but I know that it's an option.
That's an option and it works even better than the bundles do with TextMate. Just goto Action > Install Extras and you'll see bundles and themes. Once I figure out this split-pane thingy I'll pony up my $49.
Split panes are actually beautifully easy. You just select both files that you want in the sidebar (command-I) and they show up. To change the individual file you can click on the name in the bottom of the window. The bigger find for me was holding option and clicking to get multi-cursor editing. Can't wait until a manual is published to see what else I missed.
Well that was easy. Thnaks.
I actually haven't been a huge fan of any yet. SublimeCodeIntel hardly works for me (I use Sublime mostly for Ruby). Is Sublime Linter any good for Ruby?