I just compiled version 2.0.0 of Anjuta today, not to be confused with Anjuta 2/Scaffold though it uses a lot of the libraries and plugins that were developed for Scaffold. This is what Scaffold should have been but didn’t have enough momentum to achive. Congrats go to the Anjuta team. The interface is clean and uncluttered and the GDL windows are a dream to work with (the Gimp really should look into using the GDL for its docks). There are still some little annoyances and bugs that I will be filing, like the need for syntax highlighting themes in lieu of having to pick colors that suite my needs, or the fact that docks don’t save their hights and widths when they are iconified and then expanded. Another thing I would like to see is a context based layout switching mechanism. For instance when glade documents can be embeded into the documents dock it would be nice when switching to it the layout of anjuta changed to show me the widget palette and propery browser. When I switch back to a C document those would go away and the symbol browser would reappear. As always I would love to help out on this so if I can send a patch here and there I will. Here is a screenshot of Anjuta in action as a simple code editor.

Me bandaiding a gnome-cd deadlock
Me bandaiding a gnome-cd deadlock

Man Garrett

That is a worse accident then I got into. Good to see you and your wife are ok. Isn’t it weird how calm it gets once you relize there isn’t much you can do but ride out the event? I think people experience similar emotions in such situations. Again glad to see you are ok.

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