Anyone who knows about Sublime Text and wanted to use the registered version instead of the free version to unlock the full potential of the software, I have got a license key for you.
Make sure you download the sublime text version > 32xx otherwise the license key won't work.
You can use the official link above to download as well.
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Member J2TeaM
Single User License
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How to Use ? see below.
Download the software.
Go to help and click on enter license.
In the enter license popup enter the key and hit “Use License”
I am not sure for how long this License Key is going to be valid, so grab fast before the developer blocks it. Sublime is really good software so do support the developer if you want to. ✌️
Yes, you will get that license blocked message if you don’t disable the updates and add the above mentioned addresses to your hosts file. After you activate right away block the hosts and disable updates and you can use the software forever. Cheers
On Linux, you can find the hosts file under /etc/hosts . Since it’s a plain text file, you can open the hosts file using your preferred text editor.
However, since the hosts file is a system file, you’ll need administrative rights to save changes. So to edit the file using a Linux terminal-based text editor such as nano , you will need to first type sudo to gain superuser access:
sudo nano /etc/hosts
To use a graphical text editor such as gedit, you can try gksu instead:
gksu gedit /etc/hosts
You have to use the terminal so you can launch the appropriate application with administrative rights. Just replace nano or gedit with your favorite terminal-based or graphical text editor. With nano, once you’re done editing the file, hit Ctrl + X , and then y to confirm overwriting the changes.
How to Add Sites to the Hosts File
In the hosts file, each entry has its own line. The syntax is simple. Type the IP address you want the hostname to translate to, press the tab key on your keyboard, and then type the hostname.
For example, to block Wikipedia, you’d type (remembering to use the tab key rather than the spacebar):
127.0.0.1 wikipedia.org
127.0.0.1 is the loopback IP address that will always point back to your own system. Since the web isn’t stored on your machine, your browser will say the site can’t be found. It is now effectively blocked.
Hi Sam,
I follow the steps to save lines in host but it notify i dont have permission to save this location, need to contact administrator. what can i do, thanks
@Lan_Dang… If you are on windows, you need to first open notepad as Administrator and then go to file > open > load the hosts file… Make the changes and then save. It should not give you that prompt for admin. Cheers.
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