I'm not sure it matters any more. TextMate is a wonderful product and compared to other editors at its time of release it was AMAZING. But the developers lack of attention to the product (publicly at least) and the long wait time between the last public release has destroyed the lead TextMate had. These days the options are almost endless for text editors on OS X-many of them with all the great features from TextMate and encompassing all the great features requested for TextMate 2. Komodo Edit for example is free, cross platform, includes loads of language bundles, multiple tabs, remote editing (SFTP, FTP, SCP), scripting and code completion. MacVIM brings all the power of VIM to the OS X GUI. I don't bear any ill will to this guy-I still think TextMate is a great product. But I think his slow movement has doomed the product in the long term.