[ale] Question on IDE's

[Prasanna Subash]

I have tried lots of IDEs.. Even kdevelop, but I always keep coming back to 
vi. I guess thats the price one has to pay one you get vi programmed into 
your fingers.

If you are into VI like me.. I would recommend "gvim". Its really cool. Things 
like make and debugging are not as intutive as other IDEs, but they exist. 
All you have to do is, hit F1 and learn :)

have fun

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On Wednesday 17 July 2002 14:25, Bob Evans wrote:
> No, not disk drives... Integrated Development
> Environments. I've been reading a little on Borland's
> Kylix in particular.
>
> Oh, and IBM's 2-cd developers' kit is starting to
> appear in the mail about as frequently as AOL version
> 7...
>
> I just wanted to get some feedback from anyone using
> IDE's on Linux fo C, C++, Java, whatever...
>
>
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