Hi khader,
i don't agree with your comments below. I am a novice programmer ( in
whatever environment ). even though i want to work in Linux, it is a
daunting task for me because of the steep learning curve. Needless to say I
am more comfortable with programming in windows.
a development environment in Linux will be more than welcome. after all you
do want a normal person like me to work in linux or not ?
hoping to see some great applications on linux soon.
vibhu..
� Hi Urmil,
� Speaking frankly, I don't call programming *progamming* when someone
� uses tools like VB, Visual Studio. Those things are for people who
� don't know how to program and Windows is a good platform for VB and
� Visual Studio. Frankly speaking I don't like the Idea of even
� Kdevelop. Simply love programming with vi and emacs. Real programmers
� don't use IDE's. Here at our office, I have seen who people use things
� like WInVI, gnumake and gcc to program in Windows. And that is the best
� way !!
� And talking about packaging tools, well tar at its best. Then we have
� rpm and deb. Way to go !! ;-)
� Regards
� Khader
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