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I did what you said to try: I renamed my geany folder to geany.old and then restarted Geany but it had no effect on anything at all. Hmm? And it hasn't yet created a new geany directory to replace the old one. There is something I don't understand. But while we are on this topic, I need to post this ...

I reinstalled but that did NOT fix the problem. I wonder if I should go back to version 1.31? Maybe that would help? Maybe just install it anyway and test it out. They cannot coexist so I would be doing a downgrade to 1.31 or earlier. I took the gdb dashboard out via package manager but that did not ...

Before I silence this thread step, I thought I'd also mention that the Geany editor on my Fatdog machine no longer works properly. It doesn't allow me to hit the end key and go to the end of the line. It thinks the end of the line is the last character. I can't edit the c++ files anymore. No idea ...

Yeah, I DO have fatdog 7.21 and it already has the dev and nls stuff installled in /mnt/home. So there is not where the problem seems to be. Just have to keep researching when I have the time. Fortunately, my program does not have any bugs in it so I don't really need to debug in Geany right now. I ...

Thanks very much for reaching out. I am clueless, the system just hangs up and the cursor never comes back - just a black terminal window and I have to shut Geany down and restart each time. I went through some stuff with gslapt package manager - added some stuff but it doesn't help so far. I wasn't ...

So I now have gdb running which shows that it IS in fact installed on my machine. So I'll mess with it a while.

And then I wonder if some plugins are interfering with the deubg process within Geany.

I've compiled successfully using -g at the compile and again at the link stage. I have no problems making a debuggable executable, but when I run it after setting it up to Run in the Debug menu, the system just hangs. I can't get it to run properly. Is there a way I can check on whether or not it's ...

Just curious why moving stuff from ~/spot/Downloads or /usr/local or whatever that's NOT on /aufs/devsave/ over onto /aufs/devsave/ doesn't always free the exact amount of memory. I have over 700GB free on my aufs/devsave/ which makes it a great place to install stuff (plenty of room!). So now that ...