IDEs

[kreso]

Are there any other good IDEs for Linux except Anjuta, KDevelop and Eclipse?

[bignate]

For?

[kreso]

C/c++

[fct]

This seems like a nice IDE for C/C++, but unfortunately it's not in the repositories. You'll probably have to compile it yourself.

http://www.codeblocks.org/

[kreso]

tried it, not developed enough :(

[gord]

whats so wrong with Anjuta, Kdevelop and eclipse that you need a new ide?

[kreso]

I don't really. I'm just seeking a possibile alternative.

The problems are following:

KDevelop: Horrible debugger, bad code completion

Anjuta: Great, but buggy

Eclipse: Too darn slow

[armchair.skeptic]

You could try gnat-gps. It's for c, c++, and ada. I was introduced to it on the recomendation from a college prof's web page in the internet, but have as of yet done nothing more than fire it up. The college prof liked the debugger that is now integrated into the IDE.

[David Marrs]

Bluefish can do C/C++ and has built-in access to make, but I don't think it's as fully featured as Anjuta as it's primarily for web development. There's always emacs, of course; the GUI version's quite easy to use.