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If you want a GTK-based IDE experience there's always GNOME Builder. Like other modern GTK apps, it actually works quite well with custom GTK themes which prov
by zozbot234 3y ago
If you want a GTK-based IDE experience there's always GNOME Builder. Like other modern GTK apps, it actually works quite well with custom GTK themes which provide a Win9x-like look (see the chicago95 and b00merang projects on github) if you want the better usability and higher information density that this enables.