Closed JohnBlood closed 1 year ago
Quick note: I'm not sure if Gedit 4 is available on distros other than Fedora. (The about page says that it is version 4.1 Alpha.) Also, as far as I can tell, Pluma has not been updated to GTK4. It might be a good idea to wait until Gedit 4 is released.
Wouldn't this patch break install for users of the older version?
Wouldn't this patch break install for users of the older version?
I think it might. Maybe it would be a better Idea to have the script check to see what version of Gedit is installed and continue the installation based on that. That's beyond my skill.
Is the script run manually? If so, maybe just copy paste and have two of them. It's a one liner, so it should be a problem.
Hi there! Yes, maybe having two of them would be the easiest solution, as they are ran manually. I'd create a gedit4 folder with the file inside and call it a day!
Hi there, maybe we could move this to its own repository? 🤔 Please see https://github.com/Lartu/ldpl/issues/207.
Sorry for closing this issue! I'd rather have a separate repository for highlighting files. This repo has become too big in the past and we are trying to avoid that. It gets too confusing. Sorry! :(
This change fixes an error where the language file fails to install for Gedit 4 on Fedora 35. This reflects Gedit's move from GTK3 to GTK4.