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Very soon am scheduled to switch to debian 4.0 o.s. Can anyone advise me which most suitable GUI to use accounting for programing with Kdevelop(C&C++) ?(including how much disk space ...
- 10-15-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Gnome||kde?
Very soon am scheduled to switch to debian 4.0 o.s.
Can anyone advise me which most suitable GUI to use accounting for programing with Kdevelop(C&C++)?(including how much disk space it requires||resources it utilizes
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Timely help will be highly appreciated!
- 10-15-2008 #2Linux Enthusiast
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Since you want to make KDE applications with KDevelop, the natural choice is KDE (many KDE libraries will be installed by Kdevelop anyway, even if you install only GNOME).
A pc with 512mb of ram will run kde well, while it will be running even better with 1gb.
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KDevelop,GNOME||Develop in KDevelop
If KDevelop can work well in the GNOME environment, then I would surely use another environment away from KDE for once in my linux life! Thanks for the tip L4linux)
Originally Posted by L4Linux 
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A new challenge though, it seems KDevelop's mode of programming is not all that motivating to me(yaani, all like 4 header files for a single calculator program). Any tips?
- 10-22-2008 #4Linux Enthusiast
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I am not a programmer, so i can't help you.
You should post your questions about Kdevelop in the programming section or in Kdevelop forums.
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