With the correct software source enabled, extensions from will start appearing in searches in the Software application. Then scroll down, finding the item, and checking it is enabled, and enabling it if needed. However, it pays to check that it is enabled before proceeding.įirst open the Software Repositories dialog by in Software’s application menu: On a Fedora Workstation install, should already be enabled by default as a software source. This how to covers the basics of installing these extensions using GNOME Software. However, recent updates to the GNOME Software application now allow you to browse, search, install, and update extensions from.
The website is the canonical source for quality GNOME extensions, and previously, the easiest way to install was directly from the website. However, GNOME Shell Extensions make it easy to add to and change the behavior of GNOME. GNOME Shell provides an awesome, minimal, default experience that is easy to pick up and use. Note that if you run the stock TeXmacs 2.1.1 after that, it will each time blindly overwrite Inkscape TeXmacs extension with the old version in your ~./config/Inkscape/extensions folder, so you may want to protect it against writing.GNOME is the default desktop environment shipped with Fedora Workstation. Navigate to the Preferences->Convert->Image tab, click “Install/update Inkscape extension”, and check “enable socket communications”, then restart the AppImage. If you want to try this AppImage, download it, make it executable, and start it. Just be sure to start the Appimage before using the Inkscape extension. The newer Inkscape extension can communicate with an already running TeXmacs instance through sockets, which makes it much faster. Pending to get into the trunk, I have an updated code working with up-to-date Inkscape (1.1.x) in this TeXmacs AppImage. Moreover, as found out, this extension only works with the outdated Inkscape 0.92.
This bug has already been fixed in the code. Yes, TeXmacs 2.1.1 has a bug causing the opening of two windows.
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