I know this title seems a bit recurrent, but after several hours of search, I still don't understand.
Basically, what I want to do is set Sublime Text as default text editor. Each time I see a valid answer to this question, I'm told to check in Properties (of a specific file) to chose the default app. Or, to directly change the default app for text editor in the settings. However, two problems show up :
1) First (it's a bit subjective but I'm convinced most of you would agree with me), I would be surprised to know that the easier way to change a text editor is to set the default app for every format individually.
2) When I try the solution explained above, Sulbime Text doesn't appear.
Though, I saw some changes I could bring to /etc/gnome/defaults.list
or /usr/share/applications/defaults.list
but I have to admit I didn't understand everything. Moreover (I don't know if what I'm going to say even makes sense), when I open this file and look for lines that begin with text/
it is written gedit.desktop
whereas the default text editor on ElementaryOS is Code.
Does anyone can explain me what is the purpose of this file ? And eventually how may i set Sublime Text as a default text editor ? Thanks in advance.