Geany is a single window/single instance application and it can only have one
project open at a time. You can open a second instance with -i BUT it does not
know about the other instance and preferences will be overwritten by whichever
is closed last, unless you also specify a separate config u
Hi,
I was trying to open two different projects in two different editor windows
without the first project being closed before the second is opened. Haven't
been successful yet. What to do to solve the problem?
Thank You
jori
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Closed #2783.
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Well I said all Linux distros are different, and that one is definitely
"different" :smile:. It shows the diversity that makes it impossible for us to
provide binaries for all Linuxes.
The thing is I think you are expecting something that neither Puppy nor Ubuntu
offer, upgrading versions of
I use a distribution called "FossaDog", with is a connection of Puppy Linux and
Ubuntu (fossa) as a LiveUSB.
In it, the latest avaliable version is shown as 1.28-2, even if there is a
newer version avaliable.
Ahead of your possible nex question: no, I can't update it to the groovy
version beca
The Geany package for Ubuntu says "Ubuntu Developers".
>From your title I guess you are concerned that Ubuntu has 1.36 when Geany is
>1.37? That is likely just due to timing, the Geany release of 1.37 in
>November was just after Ubuntu in October , and Ubuntu does not change
>versions after
I have a question. Does anyone know who provides the actual version of Geany
for the Ubuntu repository and/or eventually maintanance it?
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> Do you remember that we were talking about the plugins and not the Geany
> itself?
Yes. "then scroll down a bit and Geany Plugins collection is available as one
item, click to install, done!!"
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Do you remember that we were talking about the plugins and not the Geany itself?
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> > Where are you getting the source from?
> geanie-plugins on GitHub
When you clone Geany-Plugins repository you get `autogen.sh` in the top level
directory which generates `configure` which generates `makefile`s, thats how
autotools works.
> in this case, it would be a nice idea to create a
> Where are you getting the source from?
geanie-plugins on GitHub
> As I said above, individual Linux distros provide binaries because they need
> to be configured for that distos rules, and Geany releases provides binaries
> for Windows and OSX since they are a single platform and don't vary l
> There is only autogen.am and none else mentioned by you tools (autogen.sh,
> configure)
Where are you getting the source from? `autogen.sh` is in the Geany repository
and generates `configure` as I said. It is also in the
[tarball](https://download.geany.org/geany-1.37.1.tar.gz) which also h
There is only autogen.am and none else mentioned by you tools (autogen.sh,
configure)
Additional question: why the plugins aren't provided in a pre-compiled version ?
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As I noted above, Geany and current plugins are C, they have to be compiled,
they are not an interpreted language like Python that sublime uses, so Geany
plugins cannot be just downloaded and run.
Geany is an entirely volunteer project, when someone contributes a capability
for non-C plugins th
On Wed, 14 Apr 2021 at 17:40, dwarning ***@***.***> wrote:
> Thank you - this helps. It seems to do with my LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable.
> After extend to /usr/local/lib the libgeany.so and libgeanypluginutils.so
> are found and successful loaded.
>
09:23:19: Geany INFO : Loaded libvte from libvte-2.
You could make at latest that the plugins were easy to import thru an Plugin
Manager (like in for example Sublime3) , instead of the need to manually
download and compile them (however, some plugins does not have the "configure"
and "Makefile" present to do that)
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Thank you - this helps. It seems to do with my LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable. After
extend to /usr/local/lib the libgeany.so and libgeanypluginutils.so are found
and successful loaded.
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09:23:19: Geany INFO: Loaded libvte from libvte-2.91.so
09:23:19: Geany INFO: Loaded: /u
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