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  1. Oct 5th, 2005, 04:11 AM #1
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    whats your favourite IDE?

    IDEs are so overrated

    nothing beats Vim and makefiles
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    THE IDE cable for my hard drive is pretty snazzy, its blue.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    I prefer the IDEs of march.
    I don't live here any more.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by tr333
    IDEs are so overrated

    nothing beats Vim and makefiles

    There is one thing that beats it...and that is Emacs, and no need for makefiles...
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    edlin pwns j00
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    Punched cards and teletype
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Give me Notepad anytime!
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by NoteMe
    There is one thing that beats it...and that is Emacs, and no need for makefiles...
    ed pwnz Emacs/Vim/Joe.

    but nothing can beat cat with output redirection
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Are we seriously talking Linux here?
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by programmer_boy
    Are we seriously talking Linux here?
    you have problems with linux?
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    LightFusion's IDE is kicking right now
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by tr333
    you have problems with linux?
    As a matter of fact, yes.


    My Grub boatloader was deadly injured, so now I can't load my Red Hat installation anymore..
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    Suse == poop on a stick.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by programmer_boy
    As a matter of fact, yes.


    My Grub boatloader was deadly injured, so now I can't load my Red Hat installation anymore..
    i don't see why you were using RedHat in the first place...
    debian/ubuntu/gentoo/lfs are much better. and don't forget about tomsrtbt
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by tr333
    i don't see why you were using RedHat in the first place...
    debian/ubuntu/gentoo/lfs are much better. and don't forget about tomsrtbt
    Debian is teh sux0r.

    Haven't had a chance to try ubuntu or gentoo.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by programmer_boy
    Debian is teh sux0r.

    Haven't had a chance to try ubuntu or gentoo.
    debian pwnz j00.
    ubuntu is based on debian.
    gentoo is source-based so you would want to leave a few days free to install it.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Gentoo is overrated. You feel all mighty and awesome after you get it all setup, then it hits you later...'Boy that was days wasted'



    I enjoy Mepis. Debian based.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by Cander
    Gentoo is overrated. You feel all mighty and awesome after you get it all setup, then it hits you later...'Boy that was days wasted'



    I enjoy Mepis. Debian based.
    i suppose i will never try it...
    staying with ubuntu (breezy) for the moment.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    BlueJ sucks... no build-time assistance, and the compile error messages are so unhelpful...
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    Notepad, of course.
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Did you ever notice...

    when you pronounce id it sounds like there's an "e" on the end,... and yet...
    when you pronounce ide it sounds like there's no e on its end???


    if a sounds like b, and b sounds like a, then what does a sound like? b?
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by Something Else
    Did you ever notice...

    when you pronounce id it sounds like there's an "e" on the end,... and yet...
    when you pronounce ide it sounds like there's no e on its end???


    if a sounds like b, and b sounds like a, then what does a sound like? b?
    You're mental you even have this in your sig to prove it:

    ("zammel", remember, not "ex-ay-em-el")

    So your opinion on pronounciations can and should be discounted
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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Quote Originally Posted by wossname
    You're mental you even have this in your sig to prove it:

    ("zammel", remember, not "ex-ay-em-el")

    So your opinion on pronounciations can and should be discounted
    Beg to differ, but his sig is documented here . The author, a true codeguru, believes that anyone who says Ex-Ay-Em-El is mentally deranged, and deserves to be dipped in an aluminium {"aluminium", remember, not "Al-Lou-Minnn-Numb"} vat of caramel { "caramel", remember, not "Kar-Mool" }, then rolled in a pile of flour { "flower", remember, not "Flu-Urr" }.

    Besides, his opinion carries the weight of 2, while you are only 1.
    Go ahead, discount it up to 50%!

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    Re: whats your favourite IDE?

    Pffffftt, PFFFFFT I say!!

    I am not interested in the opinion of someone (the author) who is nothing more than a glorified web designer.

    "Oooh lets put lots of silly tags in our interface and slow our machines down (with resource hogging interpreted crap) even more than we do already. Yes what a good idea. HEY! we can even make people pronounce it in a really camp way just to upset all the smart people. And we can also get all the retarded software company managers to latch onto ZAMMEL as the next big buzzword to molest their already overstressed coders with. This will be even more successful than Microsoft Bob! W0o0t"

    What a load of arse.

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