Open gedit from command-line with custom Theme and forced Highlight Mode
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I need open some txt files with different themes and syntax highlights using gedit command in Ubuntu 18.04. With this, a clean startup of gedit would remain with the standard theme.
Something like in this example:
gedit ~/some.txt --theme=Darkmate --highlight=Markdown
Some solution?
18.04 gedit
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I need open some txt files with different themes and syntax highlights using gedit command in Ubuntu 18.04. With this, a clean startup of gedit would remain with the standard theme.
Something like in this example:
gedit ~/some.txt --theme=Darkmate --highlight=Markdown
Some solution?
18.04 gedit
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
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gedit --helpwill reveal the options that gedit knows. There are tricks with environment variables to load a GTK3 application such as gedit with a different theme.
– vanadium
8 hours ago
And naming your filesome.mkdorsome.mdinstead of justsome.txtmay help with the highlight issue.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
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I need open some txt files with different themes and syntax highlights using gedit command in Ubuntu 18.04. With this, a clean startup of gedit would remain with the standard theme.
Something like in this example:
gedit ~/some.txt --theme=Darkmate --highlight=Markdown
Some solution?
18.04 gedit
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
1,721624
I need open some txt files with different themes and syntax highlights using gedit command in Ubuntu 18.04. With this, a clean startup of gedit would remain with the standard theme.
Something like in this example:
gedit ~/some.txt --theme=Darkmate --highlight=Markdown
Some solution?
18.04 gedit
18.04 gedit
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
1,721624
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
1,721624
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
1,721624
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
1,721624
asked 9 hours ago
maturemature
1,721624
1,721624
2
gedit --helpwill reveal the options that gedit knows. There are tricks with environment variables to load a GTK3 application such as gedit with a different theme.
– vanadium
8 hours ago
And naming your filesome.mkdorsome.mdinstead of justsome.txtmay help with the highlight issue.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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gedit --helpwill reveal the options that gedit knows. There are tricks with environment variables to load a GTK3 application such as gedit with a different theme.
– vanadium
8 hours ago
And naming your filesome.mkdorsome.mdinstead of justsome.txtmay help with the highlight issue.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
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gedit --help will reveal the options that gedit knows. There are tricks with environment variables to load a GTK3 application such as gedit with a different theme.– vanadium
8 hours ago
gedit --help will reveal the options that gedit knows. There are tricks with environment variables to load a GTK3 application such as gedit with a different theme.– vanadium
8 hours ago
And naming your file
some.mkd or some.md instead of just some.txt may help with the highlight issue.– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And naming your file
some.mkd or some.md instead of just some.txt may help with the highlight issue.– DK Bose
3 hours ago
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gedit --helpwill reveal the options that gedit knows. There are tricks with environment variables to load a GTK3 application such as gedit with a different theme.– vanadium
8 hours ago
And naming your file
some.mkdorsome.mdinstead of justsome.txtmay help with the highlight issue.– DK Bose
3 hours ago