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I am trying to get Geany working with Python 3.5 and have made several changes in the Preferences menu. For instance, I changed the Preferences>Tools>Terminal setting to xterm -e "/bin/sh %c" following the Geany manual.

Is there a way to return back to default configuration on Geany ? 

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  • Can you please go into detail: "Can it run Python on something else than a terminal, or print the terminal output somewhere else? " Also only one clear question per question. Commented Nov 23, 2016 at 8:28
  • Alright, I will ask an other question for the terminal output Commented Nov 23, 2016 at 9:11

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There is conf files in ~/.config/geany/ like keybindings.conf

  1. You may backup and restore these files

  2. You may backup and restore geany folder

  3. If you dont care your previous configurations simply delete these conf files or geany folder

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The return to default configurations, just delete ~/.config/geany when Geany is not running. This will reset everything you have done inside your profile. There is no feature which just resets one or two values, but you could edit ~/.config/geany/geany.conf with another editor and change some settings while Geany is not running. But attention: This might cause Geany to not start after.

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all these people saying delete or remove it just add anything to the start of the name of the first folder in the chain. than program cant find it and makes a new everything. than if it doesn't work or you need to undo it. delete the new one and rename the old folders name to its original and all your old settings are restored.

or another favorite is rename geany.conf to geany.conf.bak than delete .bak if you ever need to restore.

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