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I currently switched from gedit to Sublime Text. One thing I liked with gedit, but what is missing in Sublime, is that new files are opened in a new window when the current window is in another workspace.

Sublime Text creates a new tab in the current window. I would rather have a new window in the workspace where I open the file. I know the "open_files_in_new_window": true, option, but that's only for OS X, while I'm on Ubuntu 14.04. (Consequently, the solutions provided in Sublime Text 2: how to force all files to open in a single window? won't work.)

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Using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS here + Sublime 3 + FileZilla.

I have looked everywhere for an answer on how to make this work on Ubuntu but to no avail.

Actually, as you might know by now, setting "open_files_in_new_window" to FALSE works ONLY in OSX. So I remebered that FZ has some stuff on editors.

Long story short, all you need to do is, in FZ, go to: Edit > Preferences

then: File editing > Always use default editor (assuming you have set Sublime as such).

That is all you have to do! Hope it helps someone.

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