Setting Up Sublime Text

First install Sublime Text from https://www.sublimetext.com/

Sublime Text offers a command-line tool called subl that allows users to open files and projects directly from the terminal.

Setup Instructions:

Windows:
- Locate subl.exe in the Sublime Text installation directory.
- Add this directory to the system's Path environment variable to enable usage from the Command Prompt or PowerShell.
macOS:
- Add subl to the PATH in ~/.bash_profile
- For example, if Sublime Text is in the Applications folder, run:
```
echo 'export PATH="/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/":$PATH' >> ~/.bash_profile
```
- and after that, open a new terminal window, and then you should be able to run: subl , and it will open Sublime.
  
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Usage Examples:

Open a specific file:
```
subl filename.txt
```
Open a directory as a project:
```
subl /path/to/project/
```
Open a new window:
```
subl -n
```
Add a folder to the current window:
```
bash
```
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Use Sublime Text as the editor for commands like git commit:
```
export EDITOR='subl -w'
```

For a comprehensive list of options, run subl --help in the terminal.