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writing code
by agengo02 on Sun Mar 30, 2008 8:57 pm
hey i was curious about writing code for linux. ive dabbled with visual basic and c++ and just like messing around. nothing serious, but it would be cool to me to use a calculator that i coded or something like that. i saw in another post that kate is a good program. would this be what i need, or any others to advise? thanks.
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Re: writing code
by Caps18 on Sun Mar 30, 2008 9:14 pm
If you want a pretty IDE,
sudo apt-get install eclipse
Or,
vim
if you want old school stuff that I still go back to from time to time. It is what I used 5 years ago in college (might have had something to do with running a very slow computer as well).
sudo apt-get install eclipse
Or,
vim
if you want old school stuff that I still go back to from time to time. It is what I used 5 years ago in college (might have had something to do with running a very slow computer as well).
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Re: writing code
by BlahBlah_X on Mon Mar 31, 2008 7:15 am
If you want to design GUIs, try "sudo apt-get install glade". This lets you make interfaces for GNOME, and then export them and code them in the language of your choice.
Good, simple text editors are:
Kate- KDE
Gedit- Gnome, try installing the plugins or extras from synaptic
Leafpad- Really simple
Mousepad- XFCE
Nano- Good commandline
Vim- same as above
Emacs- same as above
Of course, you can use any text program for coding.
Good, simple text editors are:
Kate- KDE
Gedit- Gnome, try installing the plugins or extras from synaptic
Leafpad- Really simple
Mousepad- XFCE
Nano- Good commandline
Vim- same as above
Emacs- same as above
Of course, you can use any text program for coding.
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