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Sublime Text's distraction free mode but not full-screen!
A windowed UI is more manageable and accessible, yet it can be simple and sublime!
DistractionFreeWindow was inspired by this forum post.
- Install Package Control for Sublime Text.
- Close and reopen Sublime Text when done.
- Open the Command Palette via
Tools > Command Palettefrom the main menu and selectPackage Control: Install Package. - Select
DistractionFreeWindow.
- Select
Preferences > Browse Packagesfrom the main menu. Use the command line tocd .../Packagesinto that exact same folder, thengit clone git://github.com/aziz/DistractionFreeWindow.git. - Or select
Preferences > Browse Packagesfrom the main menu, then create a subfolder namedDistractionFreeWindowand unzip the contents of a current snapshot ofmasteras*.zipinto it.
Use the keybinding Super+F11 to toggle DistractionFreeWindow mode.
Users of the MaxPane plug-in will appreciate that DistractionFreeWindow directly integrates with it and simplifies the layout when you go into DistractionFreeWindow mode and restores the layout after comming back out of it.
DistractionFreeWindow inherits distraction free mode settings from the core application.
You can set these via Preferences > Settings - Distraction Free, compare the official docs:
https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/distraction_free.html
The following toggle actions can be customized:
// Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings
{
"distraction_free_window.toggle_menu": true,
"distraction_free_window.toggle_minimap": true,
"distraction_free_window.toggle_status_bar": true,
"distraction_free_window.toggle_tabs": true
}You can adjust the default key binding SuperF11 via Preferences > Package Settings > DistractionFreeWindow > Key Bindings from the main menu.
See the LICENSE for details.
