Category Archives: gedit

We have been hard at work since the last announcement. Thanks to help from people testing out the previous release, we found a number of issues (some not even OS X related) and managed to fix most of them. The … Continue reading →

If you’re reading this through planet GNOME, you’ll probably remember Ignacio talking about gedit 3 for windows. The windows port has always been difficult to maintain, especially due to gedit and its dependencies being a fast moving target, as well … Continue reading →

As you might know, gedit has been ported a while ago to run natively on OS X (and on windows for that matter). Lately, the OS X port has been lacking updates. This is mostly due to the huge changes … Continue reading →

Just a quick update on the gedit code assistance plugin (see this previous post). We moved development from github to gnome infrastructure. You can find the repository here: http://git.gnome.org/browse/gedit-code-assistance. There is also a first release of the plugin available on the … Continue reading →

A quick update on the gedit clang integration. Here is a screenshot of the latest visualization of errors in source code: You can checkout the code on github for now: https://github.com/jessevdk/gedit-code-assistance. If you want to try it out, install the … Continue reading →

Just a quick update of what I’m currently working on: clang integration in gedit That’s right, that’s clang integrated in gedit (with the very nice libclang). For now only error reporting is implemented but libclang will also gives us the … Continue reading →

A while ago I managed to buy an iPad. I am using/planned to use it for various things. One of those things was to be able to remotely control my music player (which is nice when sitting outside on the … Continue reading →

After some more hacking we have most of the functionality ready for real collaborative editing in gedit. Here is me and Armin collaborating (me with gedit and Armin with gobby, sorry, interface in Dutch): In contrast to my previous post, … Continue reading →

Just finished a big chunk of a new gedit plugin which uses the excellent infinote library (gobby, libinfinity) to do collaborative editing. Being pretty tired, I’ll keep this post short, but be sure to get an update on the plugin’s … Continue reading →

I think most people know that besides being a very light weight, and simple text editor for GNOME, gedit can also be “transformed” to a more powerful editor using the many plugins is supplies. One of those plugins is the … Continue reading →