Le 21/10/2012 21:52, Matthew Brush a écrit : > [...] > > But that doesn't mean we couldn't extend which widgets can be hidden via > the config file by adding more keys to it. I like this way the best > because I can also use it for the (future) Mac bundle (it already has a > customized geany.conf in the bundle to change some defaults).
(OT, but should really a Geany MacOS port hide some stuff??? Changing the default keybindings to be more MacOS-ish may indeed be sensible, but changing Geany?) > The other options of Mint maintaining a fork to simplify Geany > themselves or doing it by means of distro package tricks means any > "improvements" couldn't easily be re-used for the Mac bundle (or other > DEs using it as a default text editor) and they would have to be > "unforked" or duplicated. I'm sorry if I sound harsh, but why are you (all) saying that, why couldn't such a "fork" be use by somebody else?? It's not like putting Mint-specific code, is it? I'm not saying forking is the way to go (I'm less and less sure what should be done BTW), but I mean, if one just create a geany-light/-lite project and push that to a publicly-available repository (anywhere, even on linuxmint.com) anybody could clone it and use it, or even package it. It's not a "nah! it's mine! don't touch it!"-thing, is it? Regards, Colomban _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.geany.org https://lists.geany.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devel