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gedit Text Editor

gedit is the official text editor of the GNOME desktop environment. While aiming at simplicity and ease of use, gedit is a powerful general purpose text editor.

Whether you are writing the next bestseller, programming an innovative application, or simply taking some quick notes, gedit will be a reliable tool to accomplish your task.

Its flexible plugin system allows you to tailor the application to your needs and adapt it to your workflow.

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New Window

New Document

Use Default Font

Whether to use the system’s default fixed width font for editing text instead of a font specific to gedit. If this option is turned off, then the font named in the “Editor Font” option will be used instead of the system font.

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Editor Font

A custom font that will be used for the editing area. This will only take effect if the “Use Default Font” option is turned off.

The ID of a GtkSourceView Style Scheme used to color the text.

Whether gedit should create backup copies for the files it saves.

Autosave

Whether gedit should automatically save modified files after a time interval. You can set the time interval with the “Autosave Interval” option.

Autosave Interval

Number of minutes after which gedit will automatically save modified files. This will only take effect if the “Autosave” option is turned on.

Maximum Number of Undo Actions

Maximum number of actions that gedit will be able to undo or redo. Use “-1” for unlimited number of actions.

Specifies how to wrap long lines in the editing area. Use “none” for no wrapping, “word” for wrapping at word boundaries, and “char” for wrapping at individual character boundaries. Note that the values are case-sensitive, so make sure they appear exactly as mentioned here.

Last split mode choice for line wrapping mode

Specifies the last split mode used with line wrapping mode, so that when wrapping mode is off we still remember the split mode choice. Use “word” for wrapping at word boundaries, and “char” for wrapping at individual character boundaries.

Automatic indent

Whether gedit should enable automatic indentation.

Highlight Current Line

Display Overview Map

Whether gedit should display the overview map for the document.

Document background pattern type

Whether the document will get a background pattern painted.

Specifies how the cursor moves when the HOME and END keys are pressed. Use “disabled” to always move at the start/end of the line, “after” to move to the start/end of the line the first time the keys are pressed and to the start/end of the text ignoring whitespaces the second time the keys are pressed, “before” to move to the start/end of the text before moving to the start/end of the line and “always” to always move to the start/end of the text instead of the start/end of the line.

Enable Syntax Highlighting

Enable Search Highlighting

Ensure Trailing Newline

Whether gedit will ensure that documents always end with a trailing newline.

Specifies when to show the notebook tabs. Use “never” to never show the tabs, “always” to always show the tabs, and “auto” to show the tabs only when there is more than one tab. Note that the values are case-sensitive, so make sure they appear exactly as mentioned here.

Side panel is Visible

Whether the side panel at the left of editing windows should be visible.

Specifies the maximum number of recently opened files that will be displayed in the “Recent Files” submenu.

Whether gedit should print syntax highlighting when printing documents.

Specifies how to wrap long lines for printing. Use “none” for no wrapping, “word” for wrapping at word boundaries, and “char” for wrapping at individual character boundaries. Note that the values are case-sensitive, so make sure they appear exactly as mentioned here.

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