Superlime requests root/admin rights if a file cannot be saved in SublimeText.
- Linux (depends on gksudo or kdesudo or pkexec)
- Windows (depends on PowerShell)
- Mac OS X (depends on osascript)
- Sublime Text 2
- Sublime Text 3
Mac version of SublimeText supports such functionality natively
There are two ways to install the plugin:
- Search for Superlime in Package Control
- Clone repository to SublimeText Packages folder
- On old builds of Sublime Text 3 you could get "unable to create tmp directory" message. In this case set "atomic_save" setting to false. There is no such problem in new builds (tested with build 3065).