singrium Asked: 2020-06-25 14:37:25 +0800 CST2020-06-25 14:37:25 +0800 CST 2020-06-25 14:37:25 +0800 CST minimap not available anymore in gedit 772 I recently installed Ubuntu 20.04. Everything works fine. I wanted to customize gedit, but I was surprised that the minimap option is not available anymore. How to get it back? OS: Ubuntu 20.04 Gnome Version: 3.36.2 Windowing System: X11 gedit version: 3.36.2 gnome gedit 20.04 1 Answers Voted Best Answer N0rbert 2020-06-25T23:48:04+08:002020-06-25T23:48:04+08:00 On 18.04 LTS with Gedit 3.28.1 this option was named as "Display overview map", was controlled by corresponding GSettings/Dconf setting: gsettings set org.gnome.gedit.preferences.editor display-overview-map true but in 20.04 LTS this option does not exist on source-code level. This was indicated in commit from 2019-11-19 with main idea to "simplify the gedit code". So this functionality was removed by upstream. You may want to find a workaround in the bugreport at GNOME GitLab - install user-defined plugin: sudo apt-get install git mkdir -p ~/.local/share/gedit/plugins/ cd ~/.local/share/gedit/plugins/ git clone https://github.com/johnfactotum/gedit-restore-minimap.git restore-minimap Then open Gedit Preferences, go to Plugins, and check Restore Minimap checkbox.
On 18.04 LTS with Gedit 3.28.1 this option was named as "Display overview map", was controlled by corresponding GSettings/Dconf setting:
but in 20.04 LTS this option does not exist on source-code level.
This was indicated in commit from 2019-11-19 with main idea to "simplify the gedit code".
So this functionality was removed by upstream.
You may want to find a workaround in the bugreport at GNOME GitLab - install user-defined plugin:
Then open Gedit Preferences, go to Plugins, and check Restore Minimap checkbox.