Bert Wesarg

Dear Amiga Lemming, I had something similar recently (though Ubuntu 18.0 here), and could pin point it to the fact, that the ibus package was installed. That got in as a dependency of the Zoom client package. Could you check, if this package is installed in your system and if possible remove it again. HTH, Bert

I don't have a strong opinion where the final repository is hosted. I have a strong opinion, how the history should look like. And both repos fail miserable here. There were mistakes on both sides in the past, but for a united future, the history should be the first step to be correct here.

First I created a replace for you second but last commit (I skipped your initial commit) with git replace and let it point to the REL-5.6 tag. Second, rI ran git filter-branch, this changed all the commits. Its not perfect, as in the source package were already files missing, which existed in Git. the merge was then done again, though I needed to handle many delete conflicts, because of the source → src rename. Its still not perfect, but at least something for the discussion.

I pushed a more sane merge to my fork into the master-ng branch: https://sourceforge.net/u/lebert/nedit/ci/master-ng/tree/

Merge branch 'master-ng' into sf-master

Adopting nedit-ng as NEdit 6.0

Morning, I'm still in favor of any new start but I consider how this "merger" was done not acceptable. First, also Evan should have used a fork of the original NEdit sources and not start a new Git history with its fork. The reason is pretty simple: author attribution and it made it impossible to merge anything back (think of renaming source) . I've already raised this to the author of the UTF-8 fork (XNEdit?), which did the same. The back merger now did more or less the same, it completely removed...

Greetings, having payed no attention either, because NEdit just worked for me as is. last compile was in 2018. though now it repeatably stopped accepting input after using the incremental search bar, which is a bummer. Thus I may also be in need to finally switch to something more recent. I neither tried the Qt fork nor the UTF-8 fork, so I wont give my two cents here. Though I also have a lot of patched piled up, and some of them are GUI heavy (like the matching patterns) which wont get easily ported...