On 16-05-31 07:28 AM, Robert P. J. Day wrote: > > recently, a couple of my training clients asked whether there are > any docs to lead them through how to set up a proper linux development > environment if their org has never done that before, and i had to > admit, i was unaware of any. in particular, if one wanted to put > together a work environment for linux kernel development. > > if anyone wants to ruminate on that and discuss it further this > thursday, i'd be interested in showing up at 6 and having a discussion > on that. and if anyone knows of any online material on that topic > (admittedly kind of vague and wide-ranging), feel free to post them.
Setting up a "proper" dev environment depends very much on the distro and the development target. For example, a Python dev environment is going to be quite different from a C++ dev environment (at least for beginners), and a server dev environment is almost the opposite of a web dev environment. Then there's the deb vs. rpm dichotomy, and we will not mention vi vs. emacs because surely the 1970s are over? PS. vim FTW -- Stephen M. Webb <[email protected]> _______________________________________________ Linux mailing list [email protected] http://oclug.on.ca/mailman/listinfo/linux
