what is your favorite programming language?

[boxingfan529]

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Thanks for the tip, eclipse is still too heavy for my present system, I guess I need to upgrade my old p4.

pwede pud linux na lng ka kung ok ra nimo.

gvim is very light weight.

[Chaoz]

i dont think you can have both "functionality" and "light-wieght" in the same IDE

[boxingfan529]

depende kung ok ang imong development system - taas ug specs sa processor or memory.

[javapenguin]

I'm presently using Suse Linux 10.0 with FVWM as my desktop and develop my Java programs under Kate Editor, Na anad naman no-on ko but I need something that can really speed up development time

[Chaoz]

maybe pero to be "lightweight" you have a lot of functionality removed and vice verse

[Mr. Mister]

:mrgreen: VB.Net for Windows Application and ASP.Net for Web.

[digitalsuperman]

Use Delphi 2006 :mrgreen:

[javapenguin]

Is it possible to port Delphi programs to Linux?

[godCode]

^^^ mura ang Delphi for linux kay Kylix ang name. try kuno googling it...

[bfg9000]

^^^ mura ang Delphi for linux kay Kylix ang name. try kuno googling it...

Kylix is no longer supported and does not install properly on most recent Linux distributions (i.e. anything more recent than Red Hat 7.2 is not officially supported).

If you want to write Delphi programs for Linux, stick to Delphi 7, use CLX (not VCL) and install the CrossKylix add-on.

Or you can try FreePascal + Lazarus.