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#QUITERSS CSS INSTALL#
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Javascript: Scripting Workspace (Same note as above would apply here, but always open JS syntax.).

(My overall Drafts default would still be Markdown outside of this workspace.) Note: This is a case where I’d like to be able to assign a Workspace-specific syntax, in order to only open Taskpaper syntax.

Taskpaper: Taskpaper tag creation + filter only.

Reference: Collection of general and personal reference.

List: Simply filters/tags for list categories.

Messages: Texts, email or other written media-type messaging.

Some elements are in flux as I build in efficiencies to streamline my workflows. The other action groups that I haven’t contain personal information and can’t be shared.

WIP: Work-in-Progress actions that are in various stages of development.

Misc: Actions I want to hang on to for various reasons, but do not use.

Keys: This houses a bunch of key-like actions.

Secret Action Group: this item redacted.

Work: I have some very specific work actions that I need to use frequently, and they go here.

Social: this is for messages, email, and tweeting.

Action Scripting: all of my actions used for scripting drafts actions.

Writing: all my actions for writing/posting.GTD All my actions for getting things done.Journal: all my actions for journaling.General: a mix of different actions that I commonly use in one action group.Not quite RSS, but it’s a nice feature for when I want to reference something later. Reading: This is for saving snippets from the web to read later.If I ever want to make CSS changes to my site, I’ll likely do it here as well. Scripting: this is used mainly for writing action scripts.GTD: Everything task and calendar related.Journal: I’ve changed my journaling slightly (more on this at a later date, as I’m still working through it), so I created a workspace that filters only on a journal tag.General: This shows all my drafts, except for writing, tasks, and scripting.This is all fluid, but as of this five minutes, this is where I am with all of it: Workspaces I have found that a lot of my Workspaces and Action Groups mirror one another. I think they hierarchy I have, but I’d like to have a “most used” group with the few actions I use all the time. I wish there was an easier way than “include action” to make a shortcut to other actions. Still experimenting with it all, but it’s worked out okay. Keyboard actions - I have several groups of keyboard actions.

#QUITERSS CSS INSTALL#

Test - I usually put actions I install here while I’m testing them to see how they work or if I think I’ll use them. Search - actions to search on amazon, imdb, wikipedia, youtube, google Tasks - actions for todoist, fantastical, Due, and remindersĬloud - actions to save to dropbox, icloud, dropbox journal, Messaging - some actions I have setup using my Group message action Templates - drafts that have some standard responses for emails or tweets.

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Lists - drafts which have lists of tv shows, movies, projects, ideas that I’m saving with the Add to list action. I’m trying to use this as a replacement for pocket or instapaper. Share - links, tweets, podcasts, youtube videos, and other stuff I plan to watch soon.

(I don’t care for the name, but couldn’t think of anything better.)Ĭheatsheet - I use this like the Cheastsheet app/widget on iOS I just saved the file right before gedit froze, so there are no unsaved changes.Home - I have this workspace setup to filter out all the other workspaces so I can just see new drafts or drafts I’m working on at the moment. I deleted lines (mostly) and changed some lines too.

Editing "custom.css" worked fine for many minutes.

I don't have console enabled in gedit, neither do I have other plugins enabled which should affect major functionality of gedit.

Both files don't contain any non-displayable characters or other weird stuff.

I have 2 documents open: "custom.css" (see attachment), this is the file I edited for some time when gedit froze.

I am running gedit in a gnome+wayland session, gedit is running as Wayland window according to gnome-shell's looking glass.

I don't know whether this bug can be reproduced (and I don't know how), but I'll give as much info as I can: I just edited a simple css file and gedit froze while doing so. Link to original bug (#761930) Description Submitted by Christian Stadelmann to Gedit maintainers