Sudo apt-mark unhold gedit-common gedit gedit-dev gedit-developer-plugin gedit-latex-plugin gedit-plugins gedit-r-plugin gedit-source-code-browser-plugin gedit-valencia-plugin rabbitvcs-gedit supercollider-gedit To reverse the whole process do: # removing protection from upgrades Sudo apt-mark hold gedit-common gedit gedit-dev gedit-developer-plugin gedit-latex-plugin gedit-plugins gedit-r-plugin gedit-source-code-browser-plugin gedit-valencia-plugin rabbitvcs-gedit supercollider-gedit Now you have to make sure the packages won't be changed when you run an update, so ensure only to state the packages you have installed: # now protecting this all from upgrading Sudo dpkg -i supercollider-gedit_3.6.6~repack-2-1build1_all.deb
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Sudo apt-get install supercollider-language Sudo dpkg -i rabbitvcs-gedit_0.16-1_all.deb Sudo dpkg -i gedit-valencia-plugin_0.8.0-0ubuntu3_b Sudo chown username:username gedit-valencia-plugin_0.8.0-0ubuntu3_b Sudo dpkg-deb -b tmp gedit-valencia-plugin_0.8.0-0ubuntu3_b Sudo dpkg-deb -R gedit-valencia-plugin_0.8.0-0ubuntu2_b tmp # install gedit-valencia-plugin (optional) Sudo dpkg -i gedit-source-code-browser-plugin_3.0.3-3_all.deb # install gedit-source-code-browser-plugin (optional) Sudo dpkg -i gedit-r-plugin_0.8.0.2-Gtk3-Python3-1ubuntu1_all.deb # install gedit-r-plugin (optional but needs gedit-plugins) Sudo dpkg -i gedit-latex-plugin_3.8.0-3build1_all.deb Sudo dpkg -i gedit-developer-plugins_0.5.15-0ubuntu1_all.deb # install gedit-developer-plugins (optional)
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The following packages are only optional and you should be able to install them easily, the dependencies to download are given and tested on a clean 16.04 LTS install like the above. Sudo dpkg -i gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu4_b Sudo chown username:username gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu4_b deb file replace username with your username Sudo dpkg-deb -b tmp gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu4_b Sed 's/3\.4/3.5/' tmp/DEBIAN/postinst | sudo sponge tmp/DEBIAN/postinst # 'p圓compile -p gedit-plugins /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gedit/plugins -V 3.5' # change 'p圓compile -p gedit-plugins /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/gedit/plugins -V 3.4' to Sudo dpkg-deb -R gedit-plugins_3.10.1-1ubuntu3_b tmp # here are some steps needed follow them carefully # install gedit-plugins (essential needed) Sudo dpkg -i gedit-common_3.10.4-0ubuntu13_all.deb Now, let's begin with the essential packages (tested and working on a clean 16.04 LTS installation): # install gedit-common (essential needed) Do not, and I mean do not run sudo apt-get -f install while you're trying this installation: it will mess everything up. cat > wget-list which reflects the package giving trouble, then install the dependencies by hand with sudo apt-get install then do the dpkg line again. If you're not using a 64-bit system you might want to find the proper links for i386 here.
Next step is to create a wget-list file to make the download easier (you can copy and paste the whole field into your terminal). For convenience we do that in our home directory. Sudo apt-get remove gedit gedit-dev gedit-plugins gedit-common # gedit-plugins and gedit-common and should get rid of everything else # this uninstalls the 3.18.3 version of gedit, gedit-dev, Sudo apt-get build-dep gedit gedit-plugins To do so run the following commands in your terminal ( ctrl+ alt+ t): # this installs the build dependencies Then as a first step, you need to remove the existing version of gedit.
#Ctags gedit update#
As preparation to this make sure you enabled all packet sources so your /etc/apt/sources.list looks like this and do an upgrade: sudo apt-get update The solution is quite complicated so make sure you read and proceed carefully.
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