Ubuntu Development Environment

[Deleted member 219079]

With the new Ubuntu 16.10 out, I'd like to throw another shot at Linux programming. I love Visual Studio, it's #1 reason why I'm on Windows, but I'd have to seek for replacement for it on Linux side.

I'm interested in following languages; if you have IDE suggestions give them here:

• JavaScript
• Java
• C (Would like Win32 API support some way or another)
• Intel ASM x86 x64

Also I'm planning on using the vanilla one with Unity but if you feel like another flavor servers the environment better tell it as well, thanks.

 

[GhostWolf]

I could never quite replace Visual Studio back when I used Linux.
I know that people think that things like Code::Blocks are on the same level, but that's because they are Linux fanatics and/or never used Visual Studio.
For Java you can probably use Eclipse like most people.
Atom looks in general interesting, but I never used it.
And of course, if you search online, you will always get to the crazies saying Sublime is the best and why do you even use a mouse, but I never tried that either.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Eclipse should have a C/C++ plugin, never got it to work though.

 

[Aniki]

Qt Creator [1] [2], because its "cute" =).

 

[Deleted member 219079]

Eclipse

Yea Eclipse is nice

Atom

So after super quick googling I see it has node.js support so I guess I can do JavaScript stuff with it.

Eclipse should have a C/C++ plugin

Is that thing really the most favorable IDE for C? D:

Qt Creator

I believe that's for graphical user interface development, might come in handy.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Is that thing really the most favorable IDE for C? D:

For Linux? Probably...

 

[Deleted member 219079]

Well I won't be doing C development on Linux anyway, I actually like the Win32 API a lot.

I just recently heard of this dirty cow vulnerability, is there Ubuntu .iso with patched kernel or how do I upgrade kernel?

 

[GhostWolf]

The Linux kernel gets updated regularly with the rest of your installed packages.

 

[Abovegame]

You could try these:
WebStorm: The Smartest JavaScript IDE
A cross-platform IDE for C and C++ :: JetBrains CLion
IntelliJ IDEA the Java IDE

 

[Deleted member 219079]

Thanks for the links!