If you can't adapt Marc's command for yourself, then download the patch, move it to your home directory, open the shell ("Terminal") and type:
cd /usr/share/keyjnote
sudo patch --backup keyjnote.py ~/keyjnote_v10.0.patch
You have to run "patch" as superuser (sudo), otherwise you'll get an error. This command also creates a backup of the original file (--backup), which is always a good idea if things go wrong, and loads the patch file from your home directory (~). :)
If you can't adapt Marc's command for yourself, then download the patch, move it to your home directory, open the shell ("Terminal") and type:
cd /usr/share/keyjnote v10.0.patch
sudo patch --backup keyjnote.py ~/keyjnote_
You have to run "patch" as superuser (sudo), otherwise you'll get an error. This command also creates a backup of the original file (--backup), which is always a good idea if things go wrong, and loads the patch file from your home directory (~). :)
Martin