C++ IDE on Linux [closed]

Answer 1

If you are looking for light IDE you can try vim. With appropriate plug-ins and skills it might be very powerful.

Answer 2

You can also try Anjuta (good for GTK environments) or Geany.

Answer 3

Emacs :)

Customizable beyond your wildest dreams. (And you can play tetris while code compiles)

Answer 4

I use CDT on eclipse I find it very responsive.

Plus plugins like Subclipse, Mylyn etc really make development a lot easier.

I use Java and C++ together is some projects so the fact I can code Java/JNI/CPP in the one IDE makes life a lot easier in my opinion.

Answer 5

I have been using QtCreator.

Nice and clean interface (seems snappier than Eclipse - though I have not used it in a while) and supports debugging.

Answer 6

QtCreator Eclipse Netbeans KDevelop

Each has strengths and weaknesses, and it'll depend a lot on on what else you're doing.