#Gedit download ubuntu install#
Now, I need to install the version of gedit-plugins that corresponds to gedit 3.10.4. Only thing now left is protecting this all from upgrading.Using these instructions, I could get gedit 3.10.4 to run on ubuntu 16.04. Sudo dpkg -i gedit-r-plugin_0.8.0.2-Gtk3-Python3-1ubuntu1_all.deb
#Gedit download ubuntu download#
sudo dpkg -i gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu4_bĪnd now we download the proper gedit-r-plugin 0.8.0.2 package and install it. deb file (replace username with your username) sudo chown username:username gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu4_b sudo dpkg-deb -b tmp gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu4_bĪnd changing ownership of the new. Then we edit tmp/DEBIAN/postinstand change p圓compile -p gedit-plugins /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gedit/plugins -V 3.4 to p圓compile -p gedit-plugins /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gedit/plugins -V 3.5. sudo dpkg-deb -R gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu3_b tmpįirst we are editing tmp/DEBIAN/control and change python3 (= 3.4~), python3.4 to python3 (>= 3.5~), python3.5.
deb file because we need to do two changes (sudo keps the packages owner intact). Sudo dpkg -i gedit-dev_3.10.4-0ubuntu13_bįinaly downloading the proper gedit-plugins 3.10.1 package wget Sudo dpkg -i gedit_3.10.4-0ubuntu13_bĪnd downloading the proper gedit-dev 3.10.4 package and installing it. Then downloading the proper gedit 3.10.4 package and installing it wget Sudo dpkg -i gedit-common_3.10.4-0ubuntu13_all.deb Now downloading the proper dependencies package for gedit-common 3.10.4 and installing it. sudo apt-get remove gedit gedit-dev gedit-plugins gedit-commonīest to do the following steps in a clean seperate directory. The next command uninstalls the eventually existing 3.18.3 version of gedit, gedit-dev, gedit-plugins and gedit-common. However I found another approach for you to get the old version of gedit and gedit-r-plugin up and running.įirst removing the traces of your gedit compiling and installing tries (change the paths respectively to fit your situation). I had to find out that the build process isn't so easy to solve. Package gir1.2-zeitgeist-2.0 is not installed. Gedit-plugins depends on gir1.2-zeitgeist-2.0 however: Package gir1.2-vte-2.90 is not installed.
Gedit-plugins depends on gir1.2-vte-2.90 however: Package gir1.2-gucharmap-2.90 is not installed. Gedit-plugins depends on gir1.2-gucharmap-2.90 however: Gedit-plugins depends on python3 (<< 3.5) however: Gedit-plugins depends on python3.4 however: ĭpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of gedit-plugins: Here is what I got: Preparing to unpack gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu2_b. I have already installed libvte-dev Edit (wintermute's answer below) In particular, I need the terminal plugin to work.
So here is my question: how can I have gedit-plugins up and running? Installation (probably /usr if you're using your distro packages, /usr/local Note: you have to install these plugins into the same prefix as your gedit Plugins: bookmarks bracketcompletion charmap codecomment colorpicker colorschemer commander dashboard drawspaces joinlines multiedit smartspaces textsize wordcompletionĭisabled plugins: synctex (dbus-python not found), terminal (vte not found), git (libgit2-glib not found) Įrrors were encountered while processing: More precisely, I did: dpkg: error processing package gedit-plugins (-install):ĭependency problems - leaving unconfigured The sources are here but I have not been able to get them to work.
Using these instructions, I could get gedit 3.10.4 to run on ubuntu 16.04.
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