Jim Campbelljcampbell@gnome.orgDaniel Neeldneelyep@gmail.comHow to install third-party plugins.追加のgeditプラグイン
Installing third-party plugins gives you extra functionality that isn't
available in default gedit plugins, or even the extra plugins that
are part of the gedit-plugins package. An online list of
third-party plugins is
kept here.
Installing a third-party plugin involves downloading the plugin, placing
the plugin files in the right directory, and activating the plugin.
You can usually download a plugin from the plugin's website, but
may need to use a revision-control program like git,
bazaar, or subversion to copy a plugin's software
repository from the internet. Refer to the plugin's documentation for
information on getting the plugin.
Place the plugin files into the
/home/username/.local/share/gedit/plugins directory.
Of course, replace the word username with your own username.
After you have placed the plugin files into the correct directory,
the plugin will appear in the Preferences menu. Select Edit
PreferencesPlugins[Name of Plugin] to enable the plugin.
Click Close.
After you have enabled the plugin, it should be available for you to use.
The .local directory is hidden by default. To view it and
other hidden files, select ViewShow Hidden
Files, or press CtrlH.
If the directory .local/share/gedit/plugins/ is not
present on your system, you will need to create it.