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Linux IDE's - What do you use?

Kate for everything that goes on webservers (php+sql, mostly), and Netbeans for java.

fish:// is the most practical thing I've used for many years.

edit: Quanta is a close relative of kate, with... more of everything. Matter of taste.
 
Quanta and Bluefish are great. KDevelop is also pretty good for some things, but a bit much and more intended for programming.

Zend Studio is kick ass... if you can afford it.

Make SURE to check out PHP-Editors.com for a large list of PHP/WWW IDE's with reviews and comments. Great source if you are unfamiliar with the hundreds that are out there :)
 
Originally posted by ZeroX
That meaning bluefish? A link would be useful.
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No, the kde network thing.
(It's a KIOSlave, actually)

Basically, you give fish://username@someserver as the adress, and it uses ssh and scp to set up a connection that lets you mess around as if it was a local filesystem. It's the singlemost useful thing I've found in a long time, but only for things that requires me to work on files on remote servers, where the remote servers support ssh.

Every KDE-program supports it, (kate and quanta are the interesting ones in this context), and no others. It's actually so useful I've had to set up a cygwin-X-server for people to use it in windows, because the closest you can get otherwise is messing around with WinSCP, and that's not even remotely as nice.
 
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