So in Fedora we have two packages, one called geany and one called geany-themes. I see problems coming when both packages are trying to install the same file. Not sure yet on how to solve this, my current idea is to add a functionality to disable this feature at build time. How do you think about this?

After this PR a seperate geany-themes package is probably not necessary anymore. Only the themes with incompatible or missing licenses will be missing but we can try to relicense resp. add missing licenses and then include those themes too.

Good, so the plan would be to obsolete the geany-themes package. That's something I can work with in Fedora. (:

When talking about distributions with geany-themes packages: how did you solve the licensing problem? @dmaphy @matt-h @Digital-Chaos

Just checked for the Fedora package. Most colorschemes there are (L)GPLv2+ or BSD licensed. Actually there could be issues with the monokai.conf, gotta clarify the situation or remove that one when I get around to it.

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