Victor Porof

@jdjoshuadavison Can you confirm that the path you specified to nodejs actually exists?

What's the output in sublime's console?

That's super weird. I've never heard of this before. Can you post some screenshots?

Also, is there any output in sublime's console?

It's definitely weird that the src folder isn't there. Normally nothing is necessary except installing from package control, or via git as explained in a readme. Let me know if...

I really don't understand what you're doing :) This is what I did: 1. Download Sublime 2. Cmd+P -> Install package manager 3. Cmd+P -> Install package 4. Select HTML-CSS-JS...

I've spoken to someone who actually knows Python, and he told me that Sublime 3 is doing something fishy with regards to relative imports -- which shouldn't work in Python...

Worth noting however that this has never come up before, and Sublime isn't doing some magical package installations when installing extensions. Any suggestions for what's the "Python way" of doing...

I haven't yet played with the latest Beagle Bone using Ubuntu. Looks like there might be some incompatibilities when it comes to the syntax expected by `dtc`. Any help would...

This is something I've never seen before! Care to post sublime's console output and some minimal steps to reproduce?