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Persistance of cosmetic changes on TailsOS terminal gedit (default text editor that have syntax-highlighting for programming languages)) #10

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fititnt opened this issue Oct 21, 2020 · 2 comments
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Persistance of cosmetic changes on TailsOS terminal gedit (default text editor that have syntax-highlighting for programming languages)) #10

fititnt opened this issue Oct 21, 2020 · 2 comments
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anti-pattern-on-tails This topic is likely to be the oposite of what Tails aims to be. cosmetic

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fititnt commented Oct 21, 2020

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While be able to use VSCode on TailsOS seems to be good nice to have, I'm restarting so many times for testing things that maybe also have some way to do changes that would persist on gedit could be interesting.

Since gedit is not my main editor, this issue in special may never be fixed on this repository. But at least is an internal notice that could be interesting.
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fititnt commented Oct 21, 2020

Default one vs one with dark background (more near VSCode experience)

Classic (default)

Screenshot from 2020-10-21 19-57-09

Solarized Dark

Screenshot from 2020-10-21 19-55-57

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fititnt commented Oct 25, 2020

bin/tails-ui-options-export and bin/tails-ui-options-import already are able to persist these cosmetic customizations.

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