I'm planning to be a programmer.
After trying many distros and (which is more important now) desktop environments I decided to use Salix/XFCE. So, what's the young programmer first thought? "I will develop apps for xfce!"
My questions that is there any specially-for-xfce IDEs such as Anjuta for GNOME or KDevelop for KDE?
By the way, is there any "charismatic" and powerful xfce libraries which is useful to learn? I didn't noticed any yet.
xfce developing
Re: xfce developing
I also familiarizing programming, and I have enough Geany. Regarding the Xfce is better to look and ask for site http://www.xfce.org/development/
My Slackware chapter - http://unixforum.org/index.php?showforum=19 (Russian forum on Unix)
Re: xfce developing
For Salix I now use netbeans with python extension => http://wiki.netbeans.org/Python
but for a long time I previously also used geany.
Otherwise I use glade3 for the graphic interface parts.
The combination glade3/python is great to develop gtk applications.
but for a long time I previously also used geany.
Otherwise I use glade3 for the graphic interface parts.
The combination glade3/python is great to develop gtk applications.

What really matters is where you are going, not where you come from.
Re: xfce developing
Thanks!
I'm going to use NetBeans for Python and Geany for C (I hate the C/C++ nb plugin)
thanks again
I'm going to use NetBeans for Python and Geany for C (I hate the C/C++ nb plugin)
thanks again