OS of choice

>OS of choice
>programming language of choice
>editor/IDE of choice

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>Gentoo Linux
Of choice? I might say something like
>Lisp/Scheme, maybe OCaml
>emacs

Debian/Wangblows 10 (desktop)
Arch/Wangblows (laptop)

The only programming I do are bash scripts, I'm not a programmer so bash I guess

Notepad/Vim

>Arch Linux
>Lua
>vim

>linux mint for laptop, win10 on desktop
>BBC Basic or for srs bsns, C++
>eclipse

Void Linux
Python (the only language i know)
Spacemacs

>Windows 10
>Javascript
>Windows IDE

>KDE Neon
>C++
>VS Code

Dafuq is windows IDE? Are you making stuff up?

>Windows IDE

Arch GNU and Linux
PHP
Sublime Text

macOS
Python
VS Code

>Ubuntu MATE
>C (only because it's all I know, I'm still a noob)
>Emacs but using Geany lately

>C, on Geany, on a fork of a deprecated DE
are you going for that oldfag feel?

>asks 3 questions
>only answers one

OpenBSD
C
ed

>Manjaro
>C++
>Atom

v comfy setup

>openbsd
>python
>vim

plan9 server openbsd desk
c, rc, scheme(each has its use)
ed when text only, sam when theres gui, acme as ide

Windows 7.
PIC Assembly.
MPLAB.

Once you go low-level you never go back.

>Lubuntu
>C,Lua,Python
>Code::Blocks,IDLE,nano

How is MATE depreciated? they released an update this year and most distros come with a spin for MATE. Geany just works and it's fast. That's what I like about it. As for C, it's just the language everyone recommends for a beginner. So far I'm liking it.

except when you need a job

Win10
JS
Vim

Or one can get a job programming microcontrollers and/or embeddeds systems.
Most of electronic devices you use have a Assembly code there, you can't program your microwave or TV using Python.

>xubuntu
>lua(for fun) java(for work)
>vim(for anything non java) intellij(java)

>gentoo
id pick guix but for the rest spot on maybe sml instead of ocaml since i like sml more

Gentoo
Python
VS-code

>Go
That's only a language.

>Windows 10
>C#
>Visual Studio/WebStorm


I must look like a pleb, but these are just my preferences because I've used them the most

Arch
C
Vim

>I must look like a pleb
The first word came up in my mind is pleb, so...

GNU
C++ / Java
Geany

It's an outdated GNOME 3. It should just die along with Unity and Pantheon.

>OpenBSD
>C/C++
>Vim

>Mint
>My "Choice": Java
>Android Studio

my nigga

especially when you need a job

>elementary OS
>Javascript
>nano

>Arch
>Kotlin for Android/C++ for anything else
>Android Studio, vim

>Kubuntu
>C++
>vim

Windows 10
F#
Visual Studio Code

>>OS of choice
Gentoo
>>programming language of choice
C#
>>editor/IDE of choice
vim

...

>openSUSE
>Python (Haskell for fun)
>Atom

Please eviscerate me

>parabola
>lisp
>spacemacs/vim

>OS
Sta.li
>language
C or Haskell or Erlang depending on what am I building
>IDE
When in need of IDE just go for Jetbrains stuff. otherwise just vim.

>OS of choice
macOS Sierra

>Programming language of choice
Ruby or C#

>Editor/IDE of choice
JetBrains whatever or sublime text 3

>>OS of choice
Fedora.
>>programming language of choice
C.
>>editor/IDE of choice
Sublime Text.

lol

Distro is mediocre unless you use KDE with it, Python is poo, and Atom is worst editor.

>based on GNOME 2
kek trolls are funny. MATE exists because GNOME 3 went the direction it's going now.

iOS for everything but coding, for coding MacOS
Racket (scheme)
emacs for editing, DrRacket for IDE-ish stuff in Racket

>OS
MS-DOS
>Language
Swahili
>editor/IDE
I don't limit myself through the use of such frivolities, I whisper my soothing Swahili directly though a chinese finger trap connected to a molex adaptor, enchanting the electrical current with rich African mysticism. You can learn more about such practices at ebaumsworld, if you have the cojones

lol ty, I needed that

>Debain
>OCaml
>Vim/VSCode

Win98se
C
DevC++

>I don't limit myself through the use of such frivolities, I whisper my soothing Swahili directly though a chinese finger trap connected to a molex adaptor, enchanting the electrical current with rich African mysticism.
10/10

Debian Linux
C/C++
Emacs

You're retarded. MATE is shit. For one, MATE isn't as light as it claims to be. And it also moved to gtk3 not so long ago, so it's literally following GNOME 3. The only thing that's different is the UI. Nothing more. So it simply is just a GNOME 3 skin.

Same here, lmao

FreeBSD
C/C++/Lisp
Emacs/VIm

> Arch
> Javascript/Rust
> Atom

Trisquel or Hyperbola.
Ruby.
Arcadia.

Antergos
C#
MonoDevelop

arch on laptop (going to try openSuse soon), win10 on desktop

Python or Ruby

Basic editor with syntax coloring, vim right now

>arch linux
>C
>sublime

> redhat/centos
> python
>atom

gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html
gnu.org/gnu/gnu-linux-faq.html

arch, nixos
common lisp
vim

>Arch Linux
>C++
>NeoVim + tmux

Windows
C#
Notepad
>inb4 brainlet for using notepad

>Arch Linux
>Mainly c++
>kdevelop for c++, vim for everything else

OS/2
Scratch
Microsoft Office 2014 Word

Not bullying, genuinely curious - but why don't you use Visual Studio if you're going to do C# on windows?

arch devs call it arch linux, I'll call it arch linux aswell, ez
and if I were to play along with stallman's sperging I'd just call it GNU desu

Arch Linux
Fortran
gfortran+vim

Arch linux
Php mainly
Atom with vim and beautifier packages

this.
>Arch Linux is an independently developed, x86-64 general-purpose GNU/Linux distribution
also
>At the end of the installation process, an Arch system is nothing more than the Linux Kernel, the GNU toolchain, and a few command line tools. The minimal install normally contains the entire base group.
Notice how it can also be referred to as simply "Arch".

Both excerpts from the Arch wiki. They certainly don't want to underestimate GNU even if they for some reason or another did not include it in their name.

Kubuntu
Perl6

>haiku
>rust
>perl

>Mac OS
>c++
>vim

GNU is a fucking meme. I wish I could do away with all GPL3 software on my machine. But I can't because GNU has the momentum of richard stallman's fat fucking body rolling off a cliff. And then freetards have the audacity to tell me "but you NEED GNU if you want to get actual work done on a linux system, there's no way around it you hipster". And that's the same fucking argument wintards tell me when they laugh that I don't have proper docx support.

Kek

> Arch
> C
> Vim

> (OP)
>Arch
>C
>Vim
Ditto - comfy! DE/WM?

show us how fast ur atom is, user

>Go
Not today mr. CIA.

>macOS, Linux
>C
>vim

>Debian or Arch
>Python (I am an admin, pls no bulli)
>vscode for larger codebases otherwise vim

>Arch
>Bash
>vim

>>OS of choice
GMU/Linux
>>programming language of choice
C++ at work, Rust for personal projects
>>editor/IDE of choice
All IDEs suck. Text editors are the way to go. I wish emacs didn't have a learning curve.

>os of choice
life
>programming
paying other people to do it for me
>editor of choice
the human brain

GNU*/Linux

>Forced to use debian, don't mind though
>Fortran
>vim, everything must be done in a terminal. Also IDEs are just bloatware that don't help you in any meaningful way.

Windows 10
C#
Visual Studio Community 2017

Is Guix even out yet?

>arch
>c++
>vim, considering switching to kak

>OS of choice
Arch Linux

>Programming language of choice
C++ for projects that need speed. Ruby for everything else

>editor/IDE of choice
Eclipse for large C++ projects. Vim with plugins for everything else.

Windows IDE SE 2.ii "Tutoo" just came out two days ago.

>Windows
Stopped reading there. Fuck off with your plebeian OS.

>arch
>haskell
>vim
I'm a meme

>openSUSE
>c++
>qt creator

anything else is inferior