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> Yes, plus I really need the GPS editor for my Ada code at the moment.

I would recommend using the GPS editor of Adacore GNAT GPL in combination with GNAT FSF as the compiler. That's what I do, and at least on Ubuntu it works fine. Just remember not to use any libraries provided by Adacore's GNAT.