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http://askubuntu.com – In my quest for a relatively fat-free editor that still autoloads last session and has syntax highlighting, I became dependent on Geany, customizing it, installed some plugins etc. Is there a way to have the titlebar print the full name of the file when there's ample space for it, not eating the inner portion with a "..." string instead? Or customize to shorten anything else but the filename? I tend to work on lots of files with the same prefix and suffix, differing with only a timestamp or other fields in between. This makes it hard to distinguish with the glance of an eye which file I'm c (HowTos)

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