@simonhf what you describe is the normal behaviour of Geany on other platforms,
it is a multi-tabbed application, so a request to open a file from the command
line opens a new tab and the command finishes, so not tying up a terminal until
you finish editing.
Of course doing that makes just `gea
Geany 1.37 does different behaviour for me on macOS. If I invoke it with no
file argument then it opens a brand new Geany process and Window. However, if I
invoke it with a file argument then it will open the file in the original Geany
process window. This behaviour is a little unusual :-)
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Self compiled Geany as well as plugins go to /usr/local unless you change it
during configure-run. If this one is missing in default Ubuntu profile you
might want to fill a feature/bug-report there.
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> I have not yet used gdb to diagnose further because I don't know it and will
> need to take time for that.
Given the other information you provided above that would appear to be the only
other way forward.
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Help->Debug Messages provides a list of files opened during startup, plus a few
other notes. The last two entries were:
```
07:19:43: GLib DEBUG: posix_spawn avoided (child_setup specified)
07:19:43: GLib DEBUG: posix_spawn avoided (child_setup specified)
```
It seems the message content d
Sorry for the late reaction ;)
To be honest I have not even an idea what might cause that issue. This function
is actually done by building up a string
```C
if (type == GLATEX_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE_LIST)
{
g_string_append(tmpstring, "\t\\item ");
}
```
and than later
```C
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