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TheQuirk:

quote:Originally posted by Big-D:
OK, I didn't see a post on this topic before, so I'm going to just create a new thread.  

Anyway, under the list of alternate programs on the main fuckMicrosoft.com page, I didn't see anything under a developer section, or any compilers.  

Now I think Visual C++ is a very good program.  You can write your source code in it, it's not just command-line, and it has many utilities to create cool apps in.  

So what I want to know is if there's a better developer program which has all the features of visual c++, or any program that can match the other member of visual studio also.  

So either an alternative to VS, or a pirated version, I mean stolen, (oh fuck microsoft) of Visual c++ Professional Edition.  (Which would be nice.)
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For Linux, Ajunta and KDevelop are very nice. For windows, try http://www.bloodshed.net/'s Dev-C++ or Borland's products (which are GREAT!)

Doctor V:
Hey Big-D, I third the opinion that KDevelop or Ajunta are the way to go.  Come on, no real programmer would be caught dead using Visual C++!

V

slave:
Actually all (most) the Windows programmers use it but they're mostly morons anyway.  I wonder what John Carmack uses.  Does he develop under Linux?  (if so maybe that's why all the id games are for linux and windows)

Bazoukas:
QT Designer and Anjuta  are plain AWESOME. Especialy QT Designer.
It comes by default with Red Hat 8.0. Trust me. It is AWESOME.

[ November 25, 2002: Message edited by: bazoukas [The F*en Linux Militant] ]

Doogee:
seems u know lots about QT Designer.

I just made a quick test programme, how do i make it runnable? ive got a *.ui file? i wanna send this thing to my mates, ive always wanted to make a GUI programme.

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