Install mEdit 1.2.0 in Linux Ubuntu/Mint and Debian
medit (formerly mooedit) is an open source and multi-platform application designed from the ground up to be used by developers and programmers who are looking for a comfortable way to write code.
In other words, it is an easy-to-use programmer’s text editor that was initially developed as a built-in editor component for the GGAP project, which provides users with a GUI front-end for the GAP (Groups, Algorithms, Programming) computer algebra system.
What’s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
- Updated and corrected documentation.
- Fixed recent files menu where underscore in filenames showed
- up as mnemonics underline.
- Added recent files dialog.
- Fixed saving session on logout.
- Made open-dialog-follows-doc option apply to Save As too.
- Much improved Mac OS X port (which requires much improved Mac OS X
- Gtk port from SVN).
- Once again fixed document tab icon appearance.
- Made tilde expansion work in Find in Files dialog.
- Fixed bug in Preferences dialog caused by a buggy Ubuntu Gtk patch.
- Worked around freezing when editing a document with very long lines.
- Added Open With Default Application to file selector menu.
- Made ctags plugin not try to run ctags on a non-existent file.
- User data files on windows are now stored in /Application Data
- instead of the home folder, medit will move old files on startup.
- Fixed win32 bug with saving session file.
- Lot of lang files were improved.
- Added Dutch translation by Kris Van Bruwaene.
- Updated German translation by Christian Dywan.
to Install mEdit 1.2.0 in Linux Ubuntu/Mint and Debian, open linux terminal and follow this command.
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/mooedit/files/medit/1.2.0/medit-1.2.0.tar.bz2
- tar -xjvf medit-1.2.0.tar.bz2
- cd medit-1.2.0
- sudo mkdir -p /opt/medit
- ./configure –prefix=/opt/medit
- make
- sudo make install
- rm -rf medit-1.2.0.tar.bz2 medit-1.2.0
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