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Discussion in 'Programming & Hardware' started by Hazard, Aug 3, 2015.

  1. Hazard

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    I'm looking to revamp an old laptop into my main programming device; what would be the best decisions to make software wise? (Post what you think I should change)

    Purposes:
    Java, python, and web development

    Current setup:
    • OS: Archlinux? (Unsure)
    • Gui: ?
    • Webserver: nginx + php-fpm
    • Database engine: RocksDB
    • Python IDE: PyCharm
    • Web IDE: WebStorm/PHPStorm
    • Java IDE: Eclipse
    • Other applications:
      • Git - for versioning web/python/java projects
     
    #1 Hazard, Aug 3, 2015
    Last edited: Aug 15, 2015
  2. kristiaan

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    @Arbiter would say JAVA IDE: intellij xd
     
    #2 kristiaan, Aug 11, 2015
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    #3 User4187642, Aug 11, 2015
  4. kristiaan

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    #4 kristiaan, Aug 11, 2015
  5. Salvation

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    Aptana... oh no, please just use WebStorm or PhpStorm.
     
    #5 Salvation, Aug 13, 2015
  6. Tikas

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    By Gui you mean DE and WM?
     
    #6 Tikas, Aug 13, 2015
  7. Hazard

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    Examples: KDE, Gnome, ...
     
    #7 Hazard, Aug 15, 2015
  8. Tikas

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    Well if u want simple "windows like" layout, you can use: xfce, mate, cinnamon or kde. (I recommend xfce). Furthermore, you can use Windows manager for very low resource and heavy customization. For windows managers i would recommend you to use: i3 or openbox. They are most popular WMs.
     
    #8 Tikas, Aug 15, 2015
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