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Old 10-21-2009
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C++ IDE for Ubuntu

Hello. I wonder about working on Ubuntu with C++. In the past I didn't used to work with projects on Linux and started on Windows. Well, it was pretty simple on VC++ as the IDE does everything for me.
I know that I can make a makefile and so I can recompile the whole project easily. But what's about IDE? I really wonder what do developers use. Do the use simple editors or do the use some IDEs? And what do they use exactly? (titles)
The reason I'm asking about developers is because they work with big projects and so they need something that is really effective in some ways.

P.S. I understand that every developer uses different editors/IDEs, but maybe there are some more popular than others.
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Old 10-21-2009
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Re: C++ IDE for Ubuntu

Code::Blocks.

Best IDE ever.
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Old 11-25-2009
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Re: C++ IDE for Ubuntu

Nice I was just about to post the same question. I just installed Linux again and I see that dev-c++ will not run from my thumb drive.
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Re: C++ IDE for Ubuntu

Depending on the available system resources ( RAM ), NetBeans or Geany.
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