Agreed.Chasing Linux upstream with shims and re-writing dependencies isn’t exactly productive either.
Agreed.Chasing Linux upstream with shims and re-writing dependencies isn’t exactly productive either.
It is certainly the closest we have (and am a big fan) but I don't believe it is standardized by POSIX.Is X.org not a candidate?
Geany.what is the best IDE for freebsd? i would like something like microsoft visual studio, but to create programs for freebsd on freebsd, and of course with a graphical interface
It's a holywar topic but I prefer vscode mentioned above
VSCode works like a charm and as far as I know, it does for quite a while now.Good to have VSCode on FreeBSD, I like it even though I try to no use it, but it is pretty darn good!
Just out of curiosity I was convinced that FreeBSD couldn't run electron app, did I miss anything?
If you work on opensource projects you can get a license for free as well.Only downside on JetBrains is the pricing. If you're student you can get it for free, but else you have to pay, quite a lot in my opinion (doesn't mean the price isn't justified, just a lot)
It can run it just fine, however AFAIK, it's a pain in the neck to correctly port npm/electron apps due to its complexity and networking requirements during setup.I was convinced that FreeBSD couldn't run electron app
Eclipse is unmaintained right now, unfortunately:Or, of course, eclipse:-
Ah, what a shame...Eclipse is unmaintained right now, unfortunately:
270885 – java/eclipse: release maintainership
bugs.freebsd.org
YepMy serious answer is jucipp.
Really? I didn't know that. Thats coolIf you work on opensource projects you can get a license for free as well.