It all depends on how you format it. If there is just a domain, not
ending in a backslash, it usually works fine, but if there is a
backslash, or a page, it includes too many characters. I think that, by
default, it should not include any punctuation on the end of the URL. I
guess a URL may be
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
In a plain-text email, type a url in parenthesis (without spaces), such
as (http://google.com). Or ending in a period, such as Go to
http://google.com.; It seems that a space is the only thing that can
mark the end of a URL.
I am using Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
In Python, I can have a string break over multiple lines by using the
backslash character:
Some string \
I'm still in the string
The syntax highlighting does not pick this up.
I'm using GEdit 2.20.3.
** Affects: gedit (Ubuntu)
Importance:
This still exists, and is very annoying. IMO, it's unacceptable to be
typing something and have the focus stolen so that you have to refocus
the window you were working on.
I would like it if you could minimize the update window to the
notification area, and it would just go away once the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
I've been editing files over ssh using gedit, and last night I lost
connection as saving. Gedit became unresponsive and I had to force quit,
causing the file to be empty when I reopened it. This is a nightmare for
a developer, and luckily I didn't
