Hi,
I was looking for a terminal plugin for pluma in preferences, but couldn’t find one.
I’m sure gedit used to have one, but seem to recall needing to install an extra gedit-plugins package, or something…
Do you know if there’s currently a pluma-plugins package, or something to that effect, to allow me to an enable a pluma terminal plugin in the bottom sidebar?
Kind regards,
Nathan Russell
Is this what you are looking for?
Caja is the file manager, I believe.
I was hoping to use the terminal bottom pane plugin with the file manager side pane to create a geany-esque layout with the pluma text editor.
Thanks v3xx, but I’m not sure that’s what I was looking for. 
My apologies, do not why I was thinking caja.
What is the name of the plugin in gedit?
Have you tried to install the gedit plugin? It is possible to use gedit plugins in pluma.
A search gave me hits on a terminal plugin for pluma, but I’m not sure what your after.
Terminal, from the gedit-plugins package.
“Terminal: A simple terminal widget accessible from the bottom panel.”
I haven’t tried… Other than installing the gedit-plugins package, I’ve never manually installed a plugin. Is it just a matter of copying the files into a plugins/ directory?
Let me give it a try
Its on my to do list.
Thanks, that’s fabulous!
I made it back
I have not had any luck with the terminal-plugin 
I have tried adding different versions of the gedit plugin package
http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/gedit-plugins
to different directories, some listed here:
http://forums.mate-desktop.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=257
http://forums.mate-desktop.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3213
This look completely doable to me, I must be missing something, I wonder if it could be the configuration file (~/.config). Maybe someone else will jump in with some fresh ideas.
Another possibility I have not explored is installing an old plugin package that has the terminal plugin.
I am sorry, but I lack the time to pursue this any further.