After upgrading from gtk2 to gtk3, the height of the status bar increased (uselessly wasting space), but the text size decreased. On my high-res screen, text is now way too small to be readable (about half the size of the menu bar text size).
Please:
- Increase status bar text size at least to menu bar text size.
- Decrease status bar height (also to menu bar height).
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Unable to perform version check.
Error code: 6
Error message: »Unacceptable TLS certificate«
Here's the debug:
19:57:29: Updatechecker MESSAGE : Checking for updates (querying URL "http://geany.org/service/version.php")
19:57:30: Updatechecker WARNING : Connection error: Code: 6; Message: Unacceptable TLS certificate
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Is there a way to change the language (not programming language) on Geany through the settings?
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I installed the latest geany on my windows 7 machine a couple days ago. When I type anywhere on the program that text can be typed, it appears in one the the Japanese alphabets (katakana). The encoding in the program is set to UTF-8. No matter what I change the encoding to, it is still typing in katakana.
My windows 7 is set to English US. I have no idea how to get it to type in english using roman character.
I do have a Japanese keyboard set so I can type in Japanese when need be, but it has never been an issue.
99% of the time I'm not typing in Japanese anyways.
When you type in japanese, it is phoenetic. To make a syllable you need to type "t" + "a" to get "ta"->た. and that is hiragana.
When I try typing in geany, i get katakana characters showing up even if I press one key. My Japanese keyboard is not set to do that anyways.
Any ideas how I could fix this?
Thank you.
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The project_ask_close dialog box ("Do you want to close it before proceeding?") slows down switching between different projects, so I'd like a way to disable it.
I've made the following change in my local copy: add "skip_project_ask_close" to the various options tab, and check it in project_ask_close(). Default false to preserve the current behaviour.
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I'm using Lubuntu 18.04, geany 1.32.
When saving a new file, this window appears (the screenshot is cropped):
If I click on save now, the file is saved in this folder.
However, if I click on the white background (or somewhere similar), the first folder is automatically selected. (Nothing happens if there are only files but no folder) I can not unselect the folder, I can only select a file instead, but then my target filename is changed to this file's name.
If I click on Save and the folder is selected, instead of saving the file in the current folder, the selected folder is opened:
So if I want to save a file in a folder which contains a folder, I somehow need to take care to not accidentally click there.
I have this problem not only with geany but also with other programs, e.g. firefox.
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On my computer:
Windows 8.1 x64. there version do not work but version 1.29.9 work.
(include changing of compatibility)
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Since this is dependent on an upstream feature request that hasn't seen any activity since 2014 I also suspect it isn't going to happen.
But @kugel-, since setting your "pending timeout" label does not prompt anybody, you need to also post some text to tell those watching that you have put their request on a short fuse unless there is some indication of activity, so that they know about it and can object if they are still interested. It is unreasonable to silently put a target on the request without notifying anybody interested before pulling the trigger.
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So? Its clear to me that it won't be implemented anytime soon. Why keep feature requests open forever with no activity?
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