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Diederik
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17 Jul 2016 06:25 #77563 by Diederik

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Hi,

I have noticed that when I try to edit a file after loading it, that I cannot do it as I used to.

I upgraded to wheezy, and running on 2.7.5, and I used to go to tab-file, then edit. Then my program would open, I could edit it, and reload.

Now I have to find the file in nc-files directory, to edit.

Thanks.

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Rick G
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17 Jul 2016 10:07 - 17 Jul 2016 11:14 #77570 by Rick G

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In your config file you select the editor you wish to use. You can change it to mousepad which is probably installed or install gedit.

If you want to use gedit from a termianl try...

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gedit

To use mousepad edit your ini file from

EDITOR                  = gedit

EDITOR                  = mousepad

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Last edit: 17 Jul 2016 11:14 by Rick G.

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17 Jul 2016 21:49 #77581 by BigJohnT

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If your using Debian and miss the Gedit editor it is simple to get it back. Open a terminal and do the following.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y gedit
sudo apt-get install -y gedit-plugins

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18 Jul 2016 20:10 #77614 by Diederik

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Yep. That did the trick. Thanks a lot

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