Author: Hristo
Date: 13:33:57 07/06/99
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On July 06, 1999 at 11:58:29, Tord Romstad wrote: >On July 06, 1999 at 07:20:58, Hristo wrote: > >>what version of linux(kernel & distribution) are you using? >>I recently(3-4 months ago) moved to linux on one of my computers at home... >>and it has been interesting. >>what tools do you use for editing and debuging? >>I use the kde desktop, their editor and debuger. >>The linux box "seems" to perform slower than the NT boxes I've got, >>but not always, sometimes it is very nice and crisp. > >This might be because you are using KDE --- KDE has a reputation for being >very slow (I haven't tried using it myself, so this is purely based on what >I have read elsewhere). Concerning editors, I would very much recommend you >to learn to use vim or emacs. To master one of these to editors will take >some time, but they are both _extremely_ powerful. If you spend an hour or >two learning to use emacs, you will save hundreds of hours in the future (or >thousands of hours, depending on how much time you spend using your editor :-). > >Tord I use code editor every day for at least 8-10 hours. I'm using MSVC 6.0 editor and it is absolutely perfect for me. It doesn't have all the features that other editors have, but what it offers is what I need the most and it never crashes on me. It's kind of funny to use NT box with MS VC 6.0 editor, and class browser to edit your code for linux. I would be glad to learn another editor if it has some of the features of VC, Coderight, ... GUI orinted editor. The Kdevelop is the closest I've seen. I'll look into emacs ... :))) Thanks. Hristo
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