Possible Duplicate:          Hello  Can anybody suggest me the best editor for ubuntu(9.10) for programming purpose like dreamweaver.and also the command how to install this editor on system.
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I've used Windows for many years, using Dreamweaver as my editor as it had a file tree which is based on a project (via Local, FTP or SFTP).  I need a web development IDE with the following functionality:   syntax highlighting for PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript  file tree - Local, FTP, SFTP, Project-Based (e.g. via the methods of Local/FTP/SFTP) in other words, like Dreamweaver can open multiple files (tabbed)   Additionally, I wouldn't mind features like debugging, class listings, etc, as long as I can hide them away.
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On Windows I really liked  as a basic image editor/manager. Some of the main features I liked were   great shortcut keys good batch conversion options ability to work with many image file formats easy viewing of images in a folder ability to open the program and paste the clipboard and do a quick save simple cropping   Though it did have a lot of features, they tended not to get in the way of simple tasks.  What would be a good replacement on Ubuntu?
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Hi all im a noob on Ubuntu/Linux World,  So i need some that give a full tutorial to How to install  from apachefriends.org correctly on Ubuntu 11.10 + all beyond Ubuntu for 32 bit and also 64 bit Desktop Version.. and also i need this:   Make a Folder on Your Home Folder and Linked to htdocs from Apache Web Server Make a GUI interface for Xmapp Start Xampp when Ubuntu Boot Up or Start Ubuntu   (Note: i ask it for both X86 and X64 so people in the further can see the tutorials)    New Data:  What i did was i download from  for now and i also what to say that I'm currently running Ubuntu 11.10 X64 bit for Dell Studio 1558 processor intel i3  i will let you know guys which solution was the best, and it is for a Desktop Version of Ubuntu 11.10 (Laptop 15 inch screen ^_^ ) not Server Ubuntu
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I want create my own IDE but I want a code editor that would syntax highlighting.  I want to embed it as a control into a WPF window.  Malcolm
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I'm not really a programmer but I'm quite interested in learning how to use LaTeX/TeX. I've looked it up on Wikipedia and scanned through it and the documents created through this way of editing is just  beautiful. Formulas are also available within it too, so writing math thesis or physics papers would be amazing.   Is this system just for programmers, or can normal people use it too? (I'm mainly a designer, so I usually edit it in Word or InDesign.)
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Are there any   editors for ? Perhaps something similar to    but for PGF/TikZ?   If there is no WYSIWYG editor for this tandem, is there one perhaps that allows the user to easily generate PGF/TikZ templates?  Alternatively, how can I most easily generate PFG/TikZ code from a visual conception? Do people mostly code their PGF/TikZ graphics from scratch?
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I'm new to Ubuntu Environment. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS. I'm learning Web Development my own. I heard some good words about using Linux for Web Dev. So I just dual boot my Windows laptop with Ubuntu. After installation and software update. I visit atom.io to install Atom Text Editor. I downloaded the .deb file. I clicked on it and it took me to Ubuntu Software. I clicked on Install button but nothing happened.
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I have a fresh install of a dual boot system with Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10. They live in separate partitions of the hard drive, invisible (unmounted...) to eachother, but have a common data partition which they can both reach.  Now, I want to be able to use LaTeX regardless of which OS I've booted. I've previoulsy used MiKTeX and TeXWorks on Windows, and been pretty satisfied with it, but I'm new to LaTeX on Ubuntu, so I have no prejudice on editors etc for this half. What I liked most about TeXWorks was the ability to compile the document without leaving the program, and the split view (source code on one half of the screen, output from latest compile run on the other), so if that's available in an Ubuntu IDE that's a plus.  The most important thing is that they share a package repository. In MiKTeX, packages I hadn't used before were automatically downloaded from CTAN when used the first time, which made things a lot simpler. I also had my own little collection of packages, in a separate root folder. Any setup that doesn't share all packages between the two operative systems, makes my life harder than it has to be =)  How do I best set up this? On which OS should I install what, and how? Does the installation order matter?  Any tips are welcome!
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I want help to  make Ubuntu 'update &amp;&amp; upgrade' itself automatically, select the settings for this automatic system.  How can I do it? Please advice about  where to find the menu (GUI) or file (command line) to do it, what settings that can be recommended (if different from the default).  As a bonus, please describe how different types of program packages are treated,  program packages from Ubuntu repositories and PPAs snap packages flatpak packages other kinds of programs/packages.
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I am looking for an easy video editor for Ubuntu 12.04. My needs are simple: make clips and upload them on sites (cut segments from a video file with frame to frame precision, convert into common formats, resize the file).  Can anyone suggest one?
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I've been running Alpha releases of Ubuntu for some time now. I keep running into issues - how can I get these resolved? What should I do when I encounter these problems? And where can I find other Ubuntu+1 users to ask questions?
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I'm teaching web development to beginners, and it would be useful to show them the basics in design, meaning using a graphic design package to come up with a layout, before turning it into code.   To be clear, I want something for creating the "look and feel" of a page, not the layout. I don't mean prototyping tools. There was some confusion about this, and the meaning of my original question was changed, I just changed it back, half a day later.  The html and css itself will be hand-written.  I need something which is freely available, or really cheap. It can be a program designed for beginners, or a broader program with a "beginners mode", or a less intimidating interface for new users.  Is there software which fits this description?
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What IDEs ("GUIs/editors") do others use for Python coding?
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I've just installed Ubuntu to replace Windows. I can't seem to find a good alternative to  to run on Ubuntu. Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm running Ubuntu 11.04 Beta 2. Is there a way, or a place, to give feedback on this system? Not file bugs, just give feedback.
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This question exists because it has historical significance, but it is not considered a good, on-topic question for this site, so please do not use it as evidence that you can ask similar questions here. See  for more information.   This is a community wiki for IDEs available on Ubuntu. Please post one IDE per answer (including more than just a screenshot or a link, please at least put a short description).  In your answer, tell us what the IDE is for (which language(s) or if it is RAD capable).
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Is there an IDE which can run on Ubuntu that supports C, C++ and Java? I installed , but it only supported Java. I installed the C/C++ package manually, but that package gives an error if I include iostream.   Is there any other IDE which can satisfy my needs? Or can I get NetBeans with all packages pre-installed in it?