I am currently using Dolphin (KDE) as a file manager - it has a built in
terminal which can be started in the currently viewed directory (F4).
It also has drag/drop twin window file displays.
For an editor, so far the best I have found is Kate. It has highlighting
for Clipper code and "sessions" in which all a project's files can be saved.
Arachnophilia is also a good cross platform editor (Java) and very
configurable for any programming language. It's a bit slow to launch
being Java based, but I like the 'Careware' philosophy! (You have to
read it ;-))
I am fairly new to Linux so I will be watching other people's
suggestions with interest!
Rgds
Barry
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone some recommendations for an efficient
Linux development environment?
I'm thinking of a good file manager plus a decent editor,
with proper cut&paste support. Can be CUI or GUI, and
even integrated, to handle multiple projects. Plus possibly
an integrated FTP client. I'm rooting from Far Manager
on Windows.
On OSX, TextMate is a nice editor.
Tools I use, but none of them really cut the chase:
- Terminals (good but can't get up to speed)
- Midnight Commander (horrible keyboard handling, with cumbersome editor)
- mucommander (good file manager, very-very I mean very basic editor)
- vim/pico/emacs (I'd need to grow a meter long beard to use these I
suppose)
Opinions don't intend to flame, these a beginners
impressions, even though I'm a beginner since 10
years on Linux, I still feel numb when trying to a
achieve anything, it's slower than on Windows by
one factor.
Brgds,
Viktor
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