

(xed, which is still running, notes that the file has been changed by another process and offers to reload it.) Click the “Watching…” icon to turn it off and then click the icon again to start the external editor.For those who like purple in their themes this is a definite must to try. Ubuntu Ubuntu Theme Gedi The Ubuntu theme is supposed to help Gedit match the look and feel of the Ubuntu desktop environment.
GEDIT GITHUB HOW TO
I’ll go through the themes and then show you how to install them.

GEDIT GITHUB PATCH
Make some changes to the note and save them without closing xed. Purpose describes what the patch is fixing or improving Building The actual build and packaging is done by running makepkg or makepkg-mingw.Click the Joplin icon to start the external editor (Icon says “Watching…”).I had the same issue with Sublime Text, but it seems to be fixed now. The recent fix ( #1659) doesn’t correct the problem.įor my external editor, I’m using xed on Linux Mint 19.1, Cinnamon 4.0.10. I’m having the same problem that described. Here are the specifications of my system: i run a joplin client on debian stretch and use gedit as my external editor.Īnyone else experienced the same problem? so for instance i start writing the note and push the “save” button the first time after 5 minutes and go on writing all day, then at the end of the day i find only the writing of the first 5 minutes and the rest is gone!!! there is no difference whether i close the external editor directly or i close it from within joplin. BUT if i keep on writing and keep on pushing the “save” button (which i do very frequently when i write important stuff!) it does not continue to syncronize the text with joplin. The bug is the following: i edit the a note in the external editor and when i push the “save” button in my external editor (in my case gedit), then it updates/synchronizes the note correctly with the note within joplin. which caused the loss of data of a full day writing… :-&

however, i found out only recently about a major bug when it comes to saving notes in the external editor. escpecially i like the possibility of editing notes in the external editor. I adore joplin and its many (and sufficient!) features.
