I switched to using Brackets and Atom on my Windows machine, and still use Sublime on Mac, just because I feel some odd loyalty to it. But I got frustrated with Sublime on Windows, and switched, and haven't looked back. Both Atom and Brackets have some really nice features, and this package just means I'll spend even more time in Atom. If you haven't tried them lately, you should. I used them when they were both pretty new, and wasn't super-impressed, but that was then, and they've both now come into their own, and are just getting better.