[@Landei00] Most of the plug-ins are only available to use for 15 days from what I understand after installation.
I have found out after installation that we get the ‘Lite’ version too, there was no indication that we would not get the full version prior to that. The blurb on the SOS site is misleading when it states “..a handy portable code editor primarily intended for creating and editing PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript files for PHP websites, such as Drupal CMS, Joomla CMS, Smarty template engine, JQuery library, CodeIgniter framework, CakePHP framework, Laravel framework, Symfony framework, Yii framework and WordPress blogging platform. It includes debugger, dynamic help, advanced autocomplete, HTML inspector (like FireBug has), and so much more.” The blurb could have told us about a trip to the supermarket, it would have been more or less as relevant and useful/useless.
Sure, it does not say that you won’t be able to use it with Drupal, Joomla etc permanently. But it doesn’t say this is for a limited time only, which would be more honest.
Still, at least the SOS downloader worked for once today. I’ve complained about that on here a number of times before, so its only fair to state when it works. If SOS have tweaked the downloader it would be good to know as I nearly didn’t download this software as anything I’ve tried to download using it recently that was bigger than 10 MBs has failed, it would be good to know one way or another.