> > 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 pre-compiled plugins for > separarelly Windows and Linux. I don't think you understood, the Windows plugin binaries are on the download page I linked. And as I said, for Linux every distribution is _different_, they put files in different locations, they use different packaging tools, they use different compiler versions and library versions, some don't even use binaries at all, so the Geany project can't provide pre-compiled binaries for "Linux", its just not like windows. But the distributions provide binaries configured for their system as part of their distribution. So I still don't understand why you say a user needs to compile any of the plugins collection, they get the plugins they want from their distribution. On this particular distribution I am using here I just open the software manager select the programming group and presto!! Geany is the top of the list, click to install, then scroll down a bit and Geany Plugins collection is available as one item, click to install, done!! -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2782#issuecomment-819450215
