Ask Ubuntu Asked by Os Meservo on December 15, 2020
After upgrading to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS 64-bit my list of recent documents in gedit returned to the default 10 only.
Normally this could be easily changed with dconf
, but now dconf
can’t find the ui max-recents
schema for gedit.
I would appreciate any help.
This option has been removed in recent versions of gedit, so the dconf
key was also removed.
A workaround is to use the Quick Open plugin, which shows more than 10 recent files. As a bonus, you can also search for files with it.
Install, if you haven't already the gedit-plugins
package, which contains the Quick Open plugin along with a bunch of other useful plugins:
sudo apt install gedit-plugins
To enable the plugin click the hamburger menu ≡ → Preferences → Plugins and enable Quick Open (see screenshot below).
After that press Ctrl+Alt+O to open a window which shows your recently opened files and also allows to search for files to open.
Answered by BeastOfCaerbannog on December 15, 2020
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