What are the equivalents of Visual Studio for Ubuntu?

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MilliganDm2015-10-24 00:23:45

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MilliganDm, 2015-10-24 00:23:45

I want to learn how to program in C++, I liked visual studio as a development environment, but the problem is that 2/3 of the time I sit on ubuntu. What are the analogues for Linuxoids?

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tsarevfs, 2015-10-24
@MilliganDm

Qt Creator is not bad. Don't look that the name contains Qt, you can create arbitrary C++ projects in it. Or you can take a look: Qt is a very good framework for GUI and not only.

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Oleg Tsilyurik, 2015-10-24
@Olej

IDE
Kdevelop, Eclipse IDE, Solaris Studio, IntelliJ IDEA, Code::Blocks IDE, Geany, Glade, Anjuta, QDevelop, HaiQ, ... - each with its own orientation, and that's not all, and each is no worse than "visual studio" .
UNIX / Linux has a completely different philosophy, Linux itself is already an IDE, and for small projects you don’t need anything at all except a text editor with color markup, fancy IDEs are not needed here, they are not popular, they are used only for very large group projects.
Take Geany as a comfortable code editor for 40 programming languages - and you will be happy!

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Alexander Taratin, 2015-10-24
@Taraflex

Descending convenience
Qt Creator
https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse...
www.codeblocks.org

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Don Kaban, 2015-10-24
@donkaban

IDEs (in my order of preference):
CLion
QtCreator
Eclipse CDT
Editors with autocomplete and statistical analysis:
SublimeText + SublimeClang
Atom + CPPLinter
Vim + clang_complete