No, that comment went more to the new KDE4 philosophy of taking something
perfectly good (KDE3) and destroying it in the name of progress (KDE4/FW5)
while denying the user any control of the changes `:)`.
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I'll have a look and see if I can come up with a patch. I really like geany.
I've got my own 'little' editor project (/drankinatty/gtkwrite) that pails in
comparison to geany, but I always look for ways to improve UI's to maximize
production space, minimize keystrokes or mouse-clicks,
I changed it all -- solution was just as elextr described. I pulled the srpm
from the opensuse download and built geany against GTK+2.24 instead of the mess
it was built against. It looks fantastic again! Thanks guys, keep up the good
work, and just be aware that geany looks really awkward and
All,
I have geany 1.24 of raspberryPi and it looks great. The toolbar icons all
fit in the allotted space and the statusbar is elegantly sizes at the bottom of
the window. I have geany 1.29 on opensuse Leap 42 and it looks horrible. The
toolbar height is 2x what it should be, the tabs on top
Uugh. You are right:
21:47:46: Geany INFO: Geany 1.29, en_US.UTF-8
21:47:46: Geany INFO: GTK 3.20.9, GLib 2.48.2
21:47:46: Geany INFO: System data dir: /usr/share/geany
21:47:46: Geany INFO: User config dir:
Here is what I'm seeing:
[Geany 1.2.4 Interface](https://www.rlfpllc.com/dl/geany/geany_1.24.png)
[Geany 1.2.8 Interface](https://www.rlfpllc.com/dl/geany/geany_1.29.png)
The usability differences on a laptop are huge. If you have any problems with
the links (iptables is set tight) let me know
All,
I'm trying to make friends with geany 1.29 and notice that the documents
side-bar is littered with folders for every file that is opened. This makes the
document sidebar window a complete mess. The display of folders in the sidebar
is wholly unnecessary. The tooltips for each file provide
Specifically, with Geany-1.30.1 (default install) on Win7/32-bit, when
accessing help from within preferences, help fails to open and the following
error is reported in the status bar:
*Failed to open URI: "C:\Program
Files\Geany\share\doc\geany\html\index.html#editor-features-preferences":
Geany Dev,
It would be very useful to have a `Toggle Line Numbers` hook in keyboard
shortcuts to allow assigning a key-combination. It is currently available in
the `View` menu as `Show Line Numbers`, but there is no associated hook in
keyboard shortcuts. It's a 'nice to have' feature.
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Alt+v gets me the `view` menu, but 1 doesn't
seem to affect any change. Strange. The more I use this editor, the more I
really like what you have done. Keep this as a 'sometime in the future' feature
request. I'll see if I can find time to look at a patch. But, damn, with 3
teenage kids, time
I know, after the momentary of (early onset Alzheimer's) , it smacked me like a
brick... Duh... (it's Friday :)
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geany 1.30.1
Windows 10
Is there a way, or could you add an option, so that on compilation (or build)
the messages window will open to display compiler Warnings just the same as it
displays compiler Errors? I have all widgets hidden when working in geany
(except for the document list on left
I apologize. The use case is this. StackOverflow (and any of the coding sites
that use markdown) generally use a 4-space indention to format text as code.
Selecting code to paste into an answer, and then indent to create the 4-space
indention results in just this case -- all lines indented and
This is more a feature request than a bug, so no immediate attention is
required. The problem is selecting lines to indent and copy for pasting. If you
full-select lines 1-10, and then choose indent, the existing selection does not
include the new indent of the 1st line (meaning after indent,
I like that solution, but what about the times when there is partial first like
selected (or the whole like, including the first character, just not from the
numbers margin?) I usually have numbers off anyway, but if it works similar to
the what word processors do and doesn't require numbers
I'll have to build the current code and see how it looks on SuSE. If Adwaita is
dead-tortoise, then that is what you get. The problem is primarily a themes
issue, but it seems like a .gtkrc for the gtk3 builds of Geany may be able to
minimize the damage. Having all the toolbar icons scroll of
Kudos Geany devs. 1.33, keybindings - Toggle sidebar - works perfectly! Thank
you!
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All,
I installed geany 1.33 on the latest opensuse leap 15 beta. One thing that is a
bit awkward to work with when using Geany in a VM (display res 1382x864) is
the toolbar icon width which is much much wider than earlier releases causing
the Search box, Jumpto Line input, Jumpto button and
Here is a screenshot of the problem:
[Screenshot on OpenSuSE Leap 15 Beta - Build
187.1](http://paste.opensuse.org/6652)
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Thanks codebrainz, I just went ahead and rebuilt it with Gtk+2, and everything
is perfect without having to mess with any CSS, etc. I cannot find any Gtk+3
theme that makes Geany usable in the limited space of a VM. All Gtk+2 themes
are fine.
Here is the comparison screenshot. All buttons fit
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