C/C++ IDE for Linux

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[H]ard|Gawd
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I'm wondering what vast majority of Linux IDE's are available to me for programming in both C and C++. Unfortunately, eclipse is a bit too bulky for my taste and I need something more compact. I'm looking for something similar to Notepad++ for Windows.

Also, it has to be GUI'ed. I've tried, but I can't get used to vim....:rolleyes:
 
Well, vi is one thing, but vim is not that bad.

If you really must have a GUI editor, try simply gedit. It does highlighting and has some other functions, but is nowhere near the same functionality as Eclipse. :)

Happy trails.
 
VIM ftw!!!
really it is all you ever need


if you really after a full IDE look into Ajunta for gnome (or kdevelop for kde)
 
One terminal with vim for writing, one terminal for reading docs and one terminal for running/testing.
 
[H]EMI_426;1030754428 said:
One terminal with vim for writing, one terminal for reading docs and one terminal for running/testing.
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Three monitor setup... :D

Mmmmmm triple display 22" wide angle LCD... *drool*
 
Well I think I'm going to settle on gedit. It has decent syntax highlighting, the other tasks like debugging and compiling I'll take care of in the terminal. My document reading mostly comes from Firefox :)....

Does anyone know of a good reference cite for GNU C libraries?
 
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