> Overall I’m really pleased that Sublime is flexible enough to allow this kind of customisation but it would be nice if the developers could spend some time on making it a more native Mac experience.

Sublime Text is cross-platform application and if you made it look more like a Mac application, then it would look too much out of place for Linux and Windows users.

The devs already go to great lengths to respect each platform's idiosyncraties. The only thing lacking is a default visual theme per system.

*How to make Sublime Text 2 the way one guy likes.

tl;dr

1. use this theme https://github.com/cafarm/aqua-theme

2. use this icon http://dribbble.s3.amazonaws.com/users/13658/screenshots/468...

3. and use my theme mod https://github.com/mrappleton/aqua-theme

2. The actual link is http://dribbble.com/shots/468176-Icon-Sublime-Text-for-theme...

Edit: I missed your #3, so my #1 is actually wrong. But I'll leave it here in case someone wonders how you can 'Add Repository' as it was not mentioned in the article.

1. He has forked the Aqua theme and added a nice, "folder" icon to the sidebar. It's what I always wanted (maybe I hate it when I use it, but I think I'll love it). Screenshot: http://sublimetext.userecho.com/s/attachments/201203/i_190.p... relevant discussion: http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/19274-theming-of-the-s...

Press command-shift-p, select 'Package Control: Add Repository' and type [email protected]:mrappleton/aqua-theme.git then change the theme in user preferences (command+,).

I can't agree with the title of this post.

Perhaps "Author makes ST2 look like any other OSX application because they seem to hate anything they're not used to."

I've never been much a fan of native themes. Also I really like the design of Sublime text.