Re: Availability of macro plugin for older version of Kate
Richard Owlett <[email protected]> Sun, 18 Aug 2024 07:33:24 -0500
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On 08/18/2024 06:57 AM, René J.V. Bertin wrote: >> [My OS is Debian 9.13 and updating *THIS* machine is not practical.] > > When did that get out of support, *L-O-N-G* time ago ;/ > and do you refer to updating via official packages Definitely! > or by building from source yourself? Though fondly remembering 022, KSR35, and vacuum tube CPUs, I'm not masochistic. > > I've kept my main linux beater on KUbuntu 14.0.5LTS or whatever the official latest version is, but I've used PPAs to update a bunch of packages and use a build/package system based on MacPorts to install a lot of stuff the same way I install it on Mac. I stopped updating my KF5 packages a while back, am now at Kate 19.08.3, could undoubtedly go newer if I wanted. > Anyway, I'm not seeing the plugin you mention either. So either it's part of a newer Kate release, or it's an external plugin. In the former case you might be able to backport it. > Thank you and I hope it's standard when using a current Debian ;) I just discovered I had done the required housekeeping required to _prepare_ to update one of my "spare" machines.