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I agree mostly with you about that, but I do have to point out that there are very few viruses out there for Unix based operating systems (probably about the same number as Mac OS X). And you can get antivirus software for Linux, too:
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http://www.bitdefender.com/ca/linux/
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Well, I finally decided that os is not for me afterall. Its fine for someone who just likes to play games, surf the web, but leaves a lot to be desired for programmers.
Oh humm.
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flame or nub. i think the latter
It wasn't a comment about linux in general, but about Ubuntu specifically. Any os that can beat world chess champion (human) is not all bad! :eek: I just don't enjoy spending hours doing something in a linux environment that takes me just minutes in MS-Windows. I have no idea about MAC, never tried one. But I hear they are great for graphics, much better than MS-Windows.
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I know this post is kinda dead, but I think bloodshed now has an ide for linux.
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Dev-C++ has been available for Linux for a while now.
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Not that anyone uses Dev-C++ on linux.
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Development on it has pretty much stopped for all platforms. A common alternative recommendation is Code::Blocks, which has a very similar interface but is in steady development.

Of course, Linux people have their own favorites: KDevelop, Anjuta, emacs, vi, etc, etc.
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I just use g++ or gcc with whatever the text editor happens to be.

For GUIs
I was dabbling with mono but the gui builder isn't quite the same. Eclipse for java was ok, but personally wxWidgets is starting to grow on me. It's pretty light as well.
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It wasn't a comment about linux in general, but about Ubuntu specifically. Any os that can beat world chess champion (human) is not all bad! :eek: I just don't enjoy spending hours doing something in a linux environment that takes me just minutes in MS-Windows. I have no idea about MAC, never tried one. But I hear they are great for graphics, much better than MS-Windows.
Hey Ancient, you could change the title to "Hell from Ubuntu". I myself have wasted plenty of time with Linux installations, I can feel for you!

Wouldn't the quality of graphics have much more to do with displays and their drivers?
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I think linux just needs persistance. I reckon I woulda given up if it weren't for the guys at daniweb who helped me get everything working.

Most of the popular graphics cards are supported, but obviously not all are guaranteed.
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