Weslly
Weslly
I disabled the new colorpicker until I can fix this issue.
Add this to your keybindings file: ` { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+c"], "command": "color_pick" } ` Just change the `ctrl+shift+c` part to the new shortcut.
Does it show any error message in the console when you use the shortcut? (Use ctrl+` to open the console).
Have you tried to run `ColorPicker/lib/linux_colorpicker.py` from the terminal (outside sublime)?
If it doesn't display any errors on the console and linux_colorpicker.py works outside sublime, I don't know what is going wrong with it. Did you try to reinstall it from...
I'm not really sure about what it can be. Have you tried with a fresh install? Maybe there's a conflict with another plugin.
Good catch! I'll try to fix this in the next update.
It is totally possible to change the Windows colorpicker. Both Linux and Mac versions use external colorpickers. Unfortunately, I don't have any experience developing Windows apps to create a better...
As far as I know, it's not possible to (easily) port Cocoa apps to Windows.