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Gedit then and now

This is a rant post, and not a how-to. Gedit is a simple text editor for the GNOME stack. I remember reading somewhere about the old and new gedit interfaces. The GNOME team has this plan to reduce and hide functionality, and gedit shows some of the changes. Gedit used to have a toolbar, and the regular titlebar and menus. Gedit
2 But Gedit after GNOME has changed their thinking has hidden its functions. Gedit
3 I don't really use gedit, because my text editing is more console driven, or else I use scite.

Backtracking my activities for the references

Web search gedit then and now which led to Slashdot comment #54946443 on article GNOME's Text Editor gedit 'No Longer Maintained', Needs New Developers which quotes Slashdot comment #48503821 on article Ask Slashdot: Non-Coders, Why Aren't You Contributing To Open Source? which includes links to two images Gedit_3.11.92.png [wikipedia.org] Gedit2261.png [wikipedia.org]

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