Nature's Porter: Some simple configuration of gedit in Ubuntu environment

Gedit is ubuntu default text editor, personally feel good, use it to program to write some small demo is also very convenient, forgive me the comparison dish, vim used to feel the speed of typing is really slow ah.

The following gedit do some simple configuration, convenient programming.

I. Setting fonts, etc.

Set in edit-Preferences

It's relatively simple, straightforward.

Set the font, the default font looks small, I use the Ubuntu Mono font 16th, color scheme is also used by the default color scheme, if the habit of Kate can also be configured.

Optional installation of a number of plugins

Two. Set the C language for automatic compilation

Tools-->manage Add a tool in External tools

#!/bin/SHFullName=$GEDIT _current_document_namename=`Echo$fullname |Cut-D.-F1 ' suffix=`Echo$fullname |Cut-D.-F2 'GCC$fullname-lpthread-o $name &&Echo "Compilation succeeded"; dir=$GEDIT _current_document_dirgnome-terminal--hide-menubar--working-directory=$dir-T"Terminal-$name"-X Bash-c"$dir/$name; Echo;echo ' press ENTER to return '; Read"

Set a shortcut for your habits

Try it:

When writing C language, you can not switch to the terminal to knock commands!

There are also Python's interactive environments:

ctr+f9 Bring up the bottom panel to discover Python's interactive command environment (provided you have configured the Pyhon plugin):

Well, it's much more comfortable to use now.

Nature's Porter: Some simple configuration of gedit in Ubuntu environment