as read in the topic, I’m looking for an IDE for programming c++.net. Normaly I’m programming in Visual studio 2005, which is not running within wine etc.
My question: is there an IDE for c++.net(like in vs2005). It should make the makefiles on its own and should have an Class-Manager/Overview.
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>> Works with KDE just install it with yast
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>But when I install it, there are many packages namet with Gnome or so.
>I think it tryes to install the Gnome desktop or so.
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It’s probably just the libraries and programs that it needs to run. In
Linux, many programs use existing libraries/programs to avoid
re-inventing the wheel. And it wouldn’t hurt to install the GNOME
desktop, either, but that is overkill. Just let it install what it
needs and see how it goes . . .
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The dependency settings for monodevelop seem a bit weird to me. It does not only install nearly the complete gnome-desktop, but also nautilus, f-spot, gnome-screensaver, etc…
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>The dependency settings for monodevelop seem a bit weird to me. It does
>not only install nearly the complete gnome-desktop, but also nautilus,
>f-spot, gnome-screensaver, etc…
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Yes, I’ve noticed things like that before, too. In the problem
resolution screen, you can try ignoring the more obviously wrong
dependencies and see how it goes.