Linux c ide

[Cumbers]

Are there any other c ide's out there that are any good (apart from kdevelop)?

Cheers

Cumbers

[codingmaster]

I heared of DevCpp for Linux, but I dunno, if it's already released

There are a lot of syntax highlightning editors for Linux, the most of them have an option to compile the written source directly without editing the command line options for gcc urself

Like: in Visual Studio, print Strg+F5 for compiling.....
or print F9 in DevCpp for compiling.......

The best one is Kdevelop................

[damonbrinkley]

Try Anjuta if you like GNOME and GTK+.
http://www.anjuta.org/
I believe it has support for C and C++.

[kevinalm]

You might check out rhide. It can be a hassle to compile and install though, depending on your distro and version of linux.

[rdnjr]

Does anyone know if you can use KDevelop to create console apps?

[ygfperson]

Emacs is also a viable option. It's not programming centered, but it does do formatting, coloring, and even automatic compiling if you configure it to.

[Arker]

VIM!!!

[Fredd]

VIM!!!

very nice text editor, not an ide though.

[Jaguar]

VIM...my favorite