Gedit synctex plugin

**AntoineT** · April 7th, 2013

I recently notices that, although gedit-plugins 3.6.1-0ubuntu1 is installed on my system (raring i386), the SyncTex plugin is missing from the plugins list in Preferences->Plugins (gedit 3.6.2-0ubuntu1).
Could you guys be kind enough to check that you have the same problem on your system, and maybe confirm the bug I opened in Launchpad https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...s/+bug/1165742

**mc4man** · April 8th, 2013

Mentioned something in your bug, can build & enable here but not really in a position to test how it works.
If you wish to test let me know, should only take a few min. or so.

**AntoineT** · April 8th, 2013

Thanks Doug, I'll try to build as well.

**AntoineT** · April 9th, 2013

Ok, I managed to build locally (after installing a few packages such as libdbus-1-dev and gedit-dev) and synctex is runnink OK.
I noticed that the Terminal plugin is now unavailable with my local build (as with yours, telling from your screenshot). I don't use it so that's OK.

**mc4man** · April 9th, 2013

Originally Posted by AntoineT

Ok, I managed to build locally (after installing a few packages such as libdbus-1-dev and gedit-dev) and synctex is runnink OK.
I noticed that the Terminal plugin is now unavailable with my local build (as with yours, telling from your screenshot). I don't use it so that's OK.

No, it's there, called embedded terminal so higher in the list
Anyone that wanted to use would need may need to disable "use theme colors" in gsetttings or the terminal could be white on white