[SOLVED] C++ Ide

[gr4nf]

Can anyone recommend a good C++ IDE for Ubuntu? I have Anjuta, but i fell it's lacking in many aspects, especially tab-ing. Other ideas?

[ibutho]

Codeblocks is good and so is geany.

[Can+~]

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=752224

[LaRoza]

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=752224

Moved as promised.

[bufsabre666]

straight coding i just use a text editor, vim is very nice, but i do use an IDE alot as well, and i love eclipse cause i had 3 different programming languages last semester and eclipse supports all of them, on top of the c++ and python which i already have a good grasp on

edit: also most of the extra libraries youll ever need are in the synaptic so its very nice

edit2: one of my friends just rememinded me of anjuta which is also very nice, it was what my old c++ teacher used for our class, it has alot of good features as well, but i still love eclipse

[maximinus_uk]

Nowadays I use Emacs but I think most people will have more immediate fun with KDevelop. Eclipse is also pretty good. Never used Ajunta.

[Le-Froid]

I would recommend using Code::Blocks or Eclipse :)

[gr4nf]

I just got eclipse, as suggested, and enjoy it immensely. Thank you all.

[Pawka]

I'm using NetBeans with C++ support. As said in official site: Full-featured C/C++ editor, debugger, project templates, and support for multiple project configurations. You should try.