From: Kirk Haines Date: 2005-03-30T03:34:46+09:00 Subject: Re: Best (Windows) Ruby editor Richard Dale wrote: > Ruby support in KDevelop 3.2.0 is probably at least good as Eclipse RDT, > although KDevelop doesn't run on Windows. I would love to hear the opinion > of someone who has tried both too. I have used Eclipse with RDT for quite a while, but a couple months ago I started switching to KDevelop, in large part because KDevelop gives me (almost) everything I like about Eclipse in a faster, less bulky package. If my development box were a cutting edge, super fast machine with a lot of excess RAM, I probably wouldn't have as much incentive to use KDevelop, but given that it's not any of those things, I've so far not found a lot to complain about with KDevelop. In fact, if I could hook it to my CVS repository so that I could be extra lazy and do commits from within the editor, and if I could have a tree view of my project areas (and maybe I can and just need to learn the app better), I'd really have nothing to complain about. Eclipse + RTD is good, but KDevelop, at least for Linux, has the potential to be great. Kirk Haines