What GTK and Glib versions are you using? (see Geany menu->help->debug messages near the top).

You can turn gio file operations off in edit->preferences->various->use_gio_unsafe_file_saving which despite the name also turns off GIO reading.

Geany then uses the Glib g_file_get_contents() and g_file_set_contents() which don't use GIO unless its changed.

You can also turn off the g_file_set_contents() (which does a rename and other stuff, see my post above) and just use C output by edit->preferences->various->use_atomic_file_saving.

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