Anton, AFAIK Delphi is a proprietary language owned by Borland. My guess is that there is probably not anything other than Borland's Kylix for Delphi just as (AFAIK) there isn't a "fully capable" IDE for Delphi on Windows other than Borland's IDE.
If you want a programming language and environment that comes close to that sort of thing maybe the KDE kdevelop that's for C++ would be good. The flashy "intellisense" stuff that Kylix (I think) has can (sort of) be seen in the latest Quanta used with PHP. XEmacs is a very powerful IDE but extremely difficult to learn how to use to it's fullest extent. But either way I would suggest trying another programming language that is not owned by anybody. Try: C, Python, Perl, PHP, C++. NB *Warning* Java is also owned by someone. On Sat, 2003-09-20 at 16:09, Anton wrote: > Hey, > Any recommendations for a fully capable free/open source (as I'm not > really bothered...) Delphi IDE for Linux (other than Kylix)? > Salem > Anton -- ---------------------------------------------------- Regards, Zane Gilmore (Linux nerd since 1998) ____________________________________________________ Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.:- A.C.Clark ____________________________________________________
