Recommend an IDE for Linux

Question

linux

Hello.

I live under Ubuntu. I want to write myself a couple of programs (interval screen blocker for a start). Googling, I found that it's better on the pros and GTK.

Advise, please, IDE. Or what other technologies are worth zayuzat / poke.

Answer 1

Qt Creator?

Answer 2

Tried many, but Qt Creator is by far the most convenient.

Answer 3

Emacs.

Answer 4

It’s worth poking around in Sublime Text 2, though it’s under ubuntu that there are some problems with installing this miracle and raising some plugins, such as automatic checking for errors in the code (sublime-clang)

Answer 5

Code::Blocks

Answer 6

For small things I used Eclipse CDT .

Answer 7

If a couple of simple programs, then it is possible not to bother and use a text editor (nano, vim or GUI). Personally, for something simple, it’s easier for me to open the editor and type code in the editor than to load the ide, although not for everyone.
A more complete list of ide can be found on the wiki .
There is also a stack question stackoverflow.com/questions/2894655/the-best-ide-for-gtk-programming .

Answer 8

I am for Qt Creator, although Code::Blocks and Codelite are also not bad in principle.
You can always write code in vim/mcedit/sublime/emacs/nano/whatever, and sketch the GUI in Glade and load it through GtkBuilder.

Answer 9

I am using Qt Creator. Convenient, fast, cunning, versatile).

Answer 10

So under ubuntu is there a screen lock? And the IDEs are the same - eclipse, net beans ...

Answer 11

eclipse, netbeans, qtcreator