I'm trying to add the Python plugin trailsave to the text editor Pluma* (which is a Gedit fork) but the plugin doesn't show up in the Active plugins list in the Pluma preferences. Also, I have compiled Pluma with Python support. Any ideas?$ cat ~/.config/pluma/plugins/trailsave.pluma-plugin[Pluma Plugin]Loader=pythonModule=trailingspacesIAge=2Name=Trailing SpacesDescription=Makes trailing spaces very visibleAuthors=Gustavo Noronha Silva <gns@gnome.org>Copyright=Copyright  2012 Gustavo Noronha SilvaWebsite=https://gitorious.org/gedit-trailing-spacesTo my understanding, as far as the plugin configuration file above is correct the plugin will be displayed in the list. My next task will be to rewrite the Python code for Pluma.*The reason I switched to Pluma is because the client-side decorations used in Gedit in Debian 8 (stable) does not work with my window manager of choice (Blackbox).
How do I make Python plugins work in Pluma?
python;gedit
After printing out the plugin path from the source I found out that Pluma looks for plugins in ~/.local/share/pluma/plugins. The .pluma-plugin configuration file is correct however.