hil
August 11th, 2006, 04:49 PM
Core Problem: Is there a graphical diff in ubuntu that works like the windiff in windows? I found xdiff and gtkdiff but they are not part of the ubuntu packages.
Extended problem: A lot of people found that programming in Windows is more graphical than programming in Linux. Is that because most of the tools in Windows are GUI based? Can someone suggest great tools on Ubuntu that help development C/C++ software?
What's your favorite graphical CVS?
What's your favorite graphical Integrated Development Environment? Does it have auto-completion function?
How do you enable color output from the error and warnings of GCC?
Is there a gtk based gdb? I found the only graphical debugger 'ddd' on top of gdb.
Extended problem: A lot of people found that programming in Windows is more graphical than programming in Linux. Is that because most of the tools in Windows are GUI based? Can someone suggest great tools on Ubuntu that help development C/C++ software?
What's your favorite graphical CVS?
What's your favorite graphical Integrated Development Environment? Does it have auto-completion function?
How do you enable color output from the error and warnings of GCC?
Is there a gtk based gdb? I found the only graphical debugger 'ddd' on top of gdb.