Naming "not using an IDE" like this is an interesting idea for folks coming from systems like MS Windows. I'm a "Unix as IDE" guy for +10yrs, but noticed for so

Naming "not using an IDE" like this is an interesting idea for folks coming from systems like MS Windows. I'm a "Unix as IDE" guy for +10yrs, but noticed for some large projects that an IDE actually can make a big difference. I used KDevelop and Eclipse solely for 1. Code navigation. 2. Showing code/type documentation on mouse over. 3. Having 1+2 combined with a gdb frontend. Unfortunately, these are "in-editor" features and OS utilities cannot replace them.