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I've just registered in this forum. I've been using Linux since September 2009. Tried several distros, but I chose to use Ubuntu for my notebook and Mint for the desktop ...
  1. 02-13-2010 #1
    albireo
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    Newbie here

    I've just registered in this forum. I've been using Linux since September 2009. Tried several distros, but I chose to use Ubuntu for my notebook and Mint for the desktop PC.

    Btw, I want to know if there's any IDE for C/C++ programming language for Linux, especially Ubuntu. I'm majoring in information technology and I think I need an IDE for Linux, since it's quite annoying to reboot the computer only to boot into Windows every time I need to compile the source code and make it into .exe file.
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    Hi,
    welcome aboard.

    When I was young, I used to fancy NetBeans as my C/C++ IDE . But I gradually found that I am happier with a simple syntax highlighting text editor.
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    Thanks for the info. I'll install it on my laptop later.
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  4. 02-25-2010 #4
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    you should try a distro with KDE it looks way nicer than gnome but it is your choice
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