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Any recommendations for a C/C++ IDE for Linux.

I really like PyCharm and IntelliJ for python and java but can't afford to splash out on CLion for C++.

Eclipse is completely out, I have too much of that at work and it is a total pain.

My current solution would be vim and clang but I'd like something more IDE like.

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    I used codeblocks for c stuff, maybe give it a try
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    Try Kdevelop.
    It's an ide that supports c++.
    I use it together with with cmake.
    Currently using clang as compiler
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    Sidenote vim mode exists on many IDEs!!! Use it!!!
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    @fun2code he asked for an ide
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    Atom is by far my favorite code editor if you install the right plugins (which is easy enough as it's done through the app) you can turn the editor into a full fledged ide for almost any language
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    QtCreator
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    @jschmold the people above listed a bunch of ides but okay
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    @jschmold kdev and c:b are free for sure, havent tried the others
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    Try VSCode like @jschmold said
    Add the CodeRunner plugin( this can get near to an IDE ), add vim keybinding and c++ language support (for code highlighting)
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