Way back around the year 2000 I got a job in tech, and the team all used an IDE on windows called #KDevelop
It was my first taste of an "IDE".
Previously I have only ever edited program files in simple text editors like vi, gedit, and the text editor that came with sunos4.
I learned how I didn't like C++ at all.
Kdevelop 0.1 was released in 1998. It was part of the KDE family and still is.
#Linux #KDevelop #VSCode #ArchLinux #endeavouros #KDEPlasma #alternatives
@stib@aus.social Hey there! Indeed, it was really just me not being sure where to find that setting. Just trying to figure out "where is it set?", to fix that.
i address Rofi 'cause i'd just finished playing with that particular setting, and later noticed that contrast issue.
No worries, and MANY KUDOS thanks for your taking time to look. much appreciated.
here's what i did instead, which i should have done before bothering you personally, whimsically, capriciously as it were. to adjust the other settings-- more likely to affect the desired parameters.
ha! did you hear that!? E.g. "KDE Global Theme", oh it was much confusion, as momentarily thought it was budgie.
Just playing with stuff. it's been a while since i've meesed w/ KDE. and i'm too poor to buy toys.
thank you, @stib@calckey.social
serious question there #Linux people #ArchLinux
This is a Cinnamon desktop (currently. not sure what i was doing when i asked that. i'll have to try it and see what it looks like today. i am determined to get #i3wm #swayfx and / or #Hyprland to function correctly on this system @linkachus17 ~! 
I was checking out #kdevelop which seems really badass and well-put-together so to speak. i'm sure there's a better 90's word, i mean, 2025's word for it.
anyway.
it's just too much to try to get all of the details. for me, at least. but i did get that far! 
RE: this
https://social.vivaldi.net/@ajaxStardust/113831230848261582
Living on the edge, these things are not in Haiku(ports) repository/depot (yet). :)
KDE frameworks 6.10.0, Qt6 6.8.1 and Kdevelop 24.12.1 without Qt6WebEngine.
KDevelop building Luminance HDR
#HaikuOS #haikuports #KDE #Qt
#KDevelop #porting #Luminance HDR
not caring about any fancy desktop configurations (methinks at least)
What's the quick and dirty way to fix the "invisible" text here?
#Linux #desktopenvironment #ArchLinux #KDEPlasma #kdevelop
https://youtu.be/N1u5JuXnDTc?si=3U-KyzCNFkHTIadV
Does it have something to do with #Rofi ?
The KDE 6 frameworks should be close to done (running 6.8.0), going over some of the gear24 apps/libraries for 24.12, one of the major ones being KDevelop, since the move to KF6 it wasn't possible to use it anymore due to the lack of qtwebengine for Qt6 on Haiku.
With some pointer from upstream and a bug from Gentoo filed some time ago, I kinda got it up and running patching qtwebengine out (oh and a fix within Haiku's source to fix the build).
#KDE #HaikuOS #KDevelop #hacking :)
Ever since I upgraded to Ubuntu 24.04, I noticed KDevelop is full of annoying messages like this one about cv::Mat. I couldn't figure out how to turn off the messages.
Tonight I finally found the setting:
Click on -> Settings -> Configure KDevelop -> Plugins -> (scroll to the bottom) -> toggle "Problem Reporter View". Once disabled, click "Apply" on the bottom-right of the window. #kdevelop #cpp
How does anyone get anything done in QT these days :/ Just updated #kdevelop to see if it was worth using now that CLion has kinda gone to shit and it warned me at the start that it required 86GiB of ram and 8GiB of hard drive space to update...and it wasn't kidding....and the ide is still the clunky janky mess I remember it being :/ (though now it has about 200GB of dependencies)...It also required installing a bunch of wayland stuff even though I don't use wayland...
I want to get into #kde app development, but I'm not sure where to start
there's a few ideas I've got for apps, but I know nothing about #qt or #kiragami
is #kdevelop still the best option for IDE?
can #qtdesigner do Kiragami?
It's pretty easy the way I can debug Python and Bash scripts in #KDevelop.. I think it is a little underestimated IDE, so I use it more often as the default one. 
#haikuports update, a PR/MR for LLVM18 is still open there for #HaikuOS, been doing building/cleaning and so forth to end up with packages that should be good to go.
For testing I used #Qt-Creator, #KDevelop and #Clazy (now our build for Clazy is fixed for 32bit), LLVM18 is picked up correctly and builds went fine for mentioned targets on both 64bit and 32bit). Progress!
Screenshot from build packages Qt-Creator and KDevelop with Clazy plugin and checks detected on 64bit Haiku R1B4.
Done :) Pushed my recipes to build the #KDE frameworks (6.2.0) and a few #Plasma frameworks (6.0.4) to: https://codeberg.org/Begasus/haikuports/src/branch/kf6
For those wanting to try them out it's a matter of setting up a #haikuports repository and import those recipes. Mind you, the full frameworks for KDE on #HaikuOS are 137 packages.
In the meantime, #KDevelop and #Itinerary updated locally to latest beta 24.04.90 :)
In the screenshot, KDevelop building latest sources for itinerary/kosmindoormap.
Thanks.
Short summary:
https://www.geany.org/
https://cudatext.github.io/
https://kdevelop.org/de/
https://kate-editor.org/de/
https://netbeans.apache.org/front/main/index.html
I also like
http://www.pspad.com/
but this would need #Wine to run on #Linux.
#Kdevelop is such an amazing IDE! I was looking for one that wasn't electron-based for so long and pretty much gave up as most of them were missing major features. Finally, I stumbled upon Kdevelop and it is absolutely perfect *and native*. You should try it.
New for #HaikuOS, #KDE's #KAppTemplate 23.08.5 (local one at 24.02.2), can be used stand-alone or through #Kdevelop.
Omar Two Tone
