Author: Frank Phillips
Date: 05:19:18 07/17/99
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On July 16, 1999 at 22:34:30, Daniel Karlsson wrote: >For a promising IDE - try KDevelop (www.kdevelop.org). Currently only in alpha >but it looks nice. Code Crusader is another one, although I personally didn't >like it very much. Thank you to those who answered. I will try to locate xwpe and Kdevelop. And read about emacs. It was not my intention to defend or criticise either W98 or Linux. I have been messing on and off (mostly off, as in put-off) with Linux for about a year. Being used to just clicking things in a Windows environment and being guided through difficult tasks (those that require any understanding at all) by wizards, Linux is something of a culture shock. Of course the price of ignorance is dependency. From my perspective, Linux is getting better now that GUI front ends are being developed (Kde), installation is more automatic and there is an element of plug and play. All these seem to me positive features of any desktop OS. They will hopefully make Linux much more popular to the non-technical person and thereby substantially increase the user base - with all that will then follow. What do those of you programming under Linux (Bob Hyatt?) actually use now? Frank
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