Is there an IDE on Linux that just works out of the box for C++ on Linux? I fell for the visual studio meme but now want to branch out on Linux, and I'm new to all this shit.
Is there an IDE on Linux that just works out of the box for C++ on Linux...
Connor Thompson
Michael Wood
>IDE
Just use Vim like a real programmer
Benjamin Ortiz
Code::Blocks, but some people like Geany
Isaac Lopez
thank you
Camden Sanders
qt creator just werkz on linux
Andrew Morales
>loonix users
>getting work done
Benjamin Morgan
>Visual Studio
>Linux
Oh boy. You may wish to just stick with Windows. Otherwise, get used to terminal emulators and lightweight text-editors. This is the patrician way to develop, but not everyone can appreciate.
Austin Rogers
>Windows
>anything other than video games
Noah Rodriguez
Name one professional that uses LibreOffice instead of MS Office.
Evan Jones
I don't play vidya gaymes fag
Justin Anderson
Punchcards
Adrian Flores
Me
Zachary Bennett
Qtcreator
Zachary Ward
I do
Connor Howard
Thunderbird plus DavMail beats the living shit out of Outlook for connecting to MS Sexchange.
I haven't used a WYSIWYG word processor in years. Hell, everything I write is effectively plain text, whether it's source code, markdown for blogposts, emails for work, or shitposting here.
Wyatt Brooks
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name one professional that uses ms office
Nicholas Wright
OP here, I'm up and running with code::blocks already but I'll also try Qtcreator and see which one I like better, thanks everyone. Im surprised this thread didnt die lol
Julian Richardson
Qtcreator and Eclipse CDT. Code Blocks works too, for small projects.
Don't listen to whatever otherwise the kids of Sup Forums say
Jayden Rodriguez
Eclipse CDT. Pays my bills
Grayson Price
Emacs or get out!
Christian Cook
Name one professional that announces what word processor they use.