[SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
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[SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
Hallo. I use Gedit to write code. I need some Gedit plugins that work well on Gedit 3. Now I have installed Nadia Cinnamon that offer Gedit 2.30 by default. Is it possible to upgrade the default Gedit 2.30 to the current Gedit 3?
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
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Re: Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
let's give a try at this
(post back the output)
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sudo apt-get install gedit/quantal
Re: Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
Right!zerozero wrote:let's give a try at this(post back the output)Code: Select all
sudo apt-get install gedit/quantal
Inspired by you I used this sequence and it works.
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sudo apt-get purge gedit
sudo apt-get purge gedit-common
sudo apt-get install gedit-common/quantal
sudo apt-get install gedit/quantal
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
i wasn't completely sure that it would work was kinda of a first attempt to see where to go next; glad you figure it out
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
Thanks guys! I was going mental trying to do this
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
For Mint Linux 16?
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
Never mind:crobar wrote:For Mint Linux 16?
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=140468
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
I take back my previous post, the correct procedure is:
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sudo apt-get purge gedit
sudo apt-get purge gedit-common
sudo apt-get install gedit-common/saucy
sudo apt-get install gedit/saucy
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
For me this is the first link when googling for upgrading Gedit in Linux Mint.
I took the directions from here and abstracted it to a script that should always allow you to upgrade to Gedit, even after Mint updates. The trick is to grab the Ubuntu "adjective" release name from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/official-package-repositories.list.
The script also does a little bit of error checking. It also only updates Gedit if the version is not already 3.x.
I took the directions from here and abstracted it to a script that should always allow you to upgrade to Gedit, even after Mint updates. The trick is to grab the Ubuntu "adjective" release name from /etc/apt/sources.list.d/official-package-repositories.list.
The script also does a little bit of error checking. It also only updates Gedit if the version is not already 3.x.
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#!/bin/bash
#Make sure we are root
if [[ "$UID" != 0 ]] ; then
echo 'You must be root to do this.'
echo "usage: sudo $0"
exit 1
#Check if Gedit has already been updated
elif gedit --version | grep -q 'Version 3.' ; then
echo 'Gedit is already version 3'
exit 2
fi
#Get the Ubuntu adjective
export ADJECTIVE=$( grep -m 1 'ubuntu' /etc/apt/sources.list.d/official-package-repositories.list | cut -d ' ' -f 3 )
#Remove the current version of Gedit (i.e. Gedit version 2.x)
apt-get purge -y gedit gedit-common
#Install the 3.x version of Gedit
apt-get install -y gedit-common/$ADJECTIVE gedit/$ADJECTIVE
Re: [SOLVED] Gedit 3 on Nadia Cinnamon. Is it Possible?
Hello.
Gedit 3.10 in Linux Mint 17 (Ubuntu trusty) has a gray-ish background (it is not white). You can see the white background if you apply the "Kate" theme. However, no other theme has the syntax highlighting of the "Classic" theme, and that is why I have to stay with the "Classic" theme. Is there any way to change Gedit 3.10 backround to be white? In Ubuntu 14.04 there is no such issue, the background is white by default.
Edit: I think I have found a possible solution (haven't tested it thoroughly tho).
a)Install Gedit 3.10 in LM17 (or use the script above)
b)Download the attached .zip file and unzip its .xml content somewhere.
c)Open gedit, Tools->Preferences->Fonts and Colors . Click the "+" button in the bottom left corner, to install a new theme. Navigate to the .xml file, and install it.
Gedit 3.10 in Linux Mint 17 (Ubuntu trusty) has a gray-ish background (it is not white). You can see the white background if you apply the "Kate" theme. However, no other theme has the syntax highlighting of the "Classic" theme, and that is why I have to stay with the "Classic" theme. Is there any way to change Gedit 3.10 backround to be white? In Ubuntu 14.04 there is no such issue, the background is white by default.
Edit: I think I have found a possible solution (haven't tested it thoroughly tho).
a)Install Gedit 3.10 in LM17 (or use the script above)
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sudo apt-get purge gedit
sudo apt-get purge gedit-common
sudo apt-get install gedit-common/trusty
sudo apt-get install gedit/trusty
c)Open gedit, Tools->Preferences->Fonts and Colors . Click the "+" button in the bottom left corner, to install a new theme. Navigate to the .xml file, and install it.