Reopening this bug. In Ubuntu Hardy, just attempt to open a .f files
using gedit. It should by default be highlighted in the same way as .for
files.
On my system I can see that there is no entry in /etc/mime.types for
fortran source code. There is text/x-csrc for C code, and text/x-c++src
for C++ code and text/x-python for python, so why not for fortran code?
I suspect that the problem lies in the lack of a correct mime type
categorisation for Fortran code, as this is the system which gedit uses
when determining how to syntax-highlight a file.
** Changed in: gedit (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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gedit doesnt automatically syntax highlight .f Fortran files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/229999
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