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- Buy it from from http://compass.handlino.com/ (30% sales to UMDF). Once you bought it, We will send an email with download links to your PayPal's email address. You will also get 1.x updates for free. If you have any problem, please contact us @handlino on twitter or naimu@handlino.com.
- If you have contributed to Sass/Compass in any form (maintainer/extension author/others), please mail us to get a free copy.
- If you really don't want to send money via PayPal, You can mail us, and buy us or @chriseppstein a beer someday.
- Build it yourself.
Yes. Please check Use Compass Extensions section.
Yes. You can specify the gem path in preferences. Compass.app will try to load it in JRuby (so native gems will not work).
You can uncheck "Log File" option in Preference > Notification.
You can choose "Change Options...", and uncheck the "Line Comment" option.
You can choose "Change Options...", and check the "compressed" option.
Compass.app has included WEBrick, a tiny web server and good for development & testing purpose.
Yes. Please check Sass Mode section.
No.
No. Please check our Fire.app.
Thank @bueltge https://github.com/handlino/CompassApp/issues/43#issuecomment-3302799
- Install configuratuin editor:
sudo apt-get install dconf-tools. - Start this editor:
dconf-editor. - Go to: desktop → unity → panel.
- Remove all entries to
['all']or create an whitelist with your apps. Ex:['JavaEmbeddedFrame', 'Wine', 'Skype', 'hp-systray', 'scp-dbus-service']. - Restart unity by pressing
Alt+F2and entering:unity --replaceIf you run this from a normal terminal Unity will break when you close that terminal forcing a restart.
Pretty much the opposite of how you make it work in 11.10
- Install configuration editor
gsettingswith:sudo apt-get install dconf-tools - Whitelist all applications with by running the following command in a terminal:
gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist "['all']" - Double check that it applied correctly,
gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelistshould spit out['all'] - Restart unity by pressing
Alt+F2and entering:unity --replaceIf you run this from a normal terminal Unity will break when you close that terminal forcing a restart.
It can be done, but really complicated at this moment. Please check install Susy 1.0 pre if you really want to use it.
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