Re: Anjuta : is it an ok begginner's IDE?

Hadron <hadronquark@xxxxxxxxx> typed

Carlos Moreno <moreno_at_mochima_dot_com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Hadron wrote:

Looking for a beginner's IDE, Anjuta seems to work on my system
(KDevelop did not); if Anjuta ok for starting out in C/C++
programming as far as an IDE goes?

I used it briefly, a few years ago, and it seemed ok. Not sure how
well it would work for a beginner, or whether there have been
improvements, but my gut feeling is that it should be *very good*
for either a beginner or a more experienced programmer.

Why dont you try it and then recommend it?

If we're going to be hostile first, ask questions later, then let
me ask you: why don't you all *read* the OP and then reply???
(hint: look at the *very first sentence* in the OP, quoted above)

Hostile? I am merely pointing out that recommending something with no
recent first hand experience is misleading to say the least.

There was nothing missleading. In his very first sentence he clearly
stated to have no recent experience with anjuta:

I used it briefly, a few years ago, and it seemed ok.

So where's the problem?

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