Author: Andrew Williams
Date: 03:54:14 07/18/99
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On July 17, 1999 at 08:19:18, Frank Phillips wrote: >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? > I use a nice syntax-highlighting editor called nedit for working on my program. As for compilation, I just do that from the command-line (using pgcc). Andrew
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