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I have to say I'm pretty satisfied, even more than I was before when I was using Windows. Everything seems easier to install and I don't need gigabytes of spac
by r3bl 11y ago
I have to say I'm pretty satisfied, even more than I was before when I was using Windows.
Everything seems easier to install and I don't need gigabytes of space to build my environment. (Visual Studio, I'm talking about you!) Working with Git and gcc was as easy as it can get right at the beginning of my switch. Back in Windows days, I was primarily using Dev-C++ and a GitHub desktop client (which I really don't like btw). Now, I'm just using Atom with a couple of third party extensions.
Although I have to say that I kind of miss the easiness of building desktop applications using Visual Studio. I haven't found a single IDE that allows me to create forms with just a few clicks like Visual Studio does. I stopped paying attention to GUIs for my programs primarily because of that.
- oneweekwonder 11y agoIf you are willing to do Qt/C++, QtCreator can easily create forms, the same way as VS.
- giancarlostoro 11y agoI have to mention it's not as straight forward last I tried it, but it's still usable. My lack of C++ understanding has kept me from really getting into Qt / C++ though.
- benwaffle 11y agoYou can use Glade for GTK+ and QtCreator for Qt