Blog of Leonid Mamchenkov

This article at NewsForge.net compares KDevelop and Microsoft Visual Studio .Net. It suggests that KDevelop is an often better option, even though it still has a few sharp edges waiting to be rounded. This review is mainly based on functionality needed for C and C++ programming.

I myself don’t use neither KDevelop, nor Microsoft Visual Studio .NET thus I can’t really say if the article holds any water. But more publicity can’t hurt KDE project, so I decided to link to it. Let me know what you think about the review. Even though I use Vim practically for all my programming, I am still interested in other IDEs and editors.

It doesn’t matter how long you use Vim, you still don’t know all of it. But you still wish to know all of it. So, here is a link to yet another guy who is learning and wants to learn. He offers some of his knowledge too.

In his own words:

David Rayner (zzapper) 15 Years of Vi + 3 years of Vim and still learning

From the announcement of Vim mug:

Finally you can join your favorite drink with your favorite editor: It’s the Vim mug! Besides the Vim logo there are a dozens of Vim commands explained. We tried adding all the commands, but realized it’s difficult to drink coffee from a bath tub.

Maybe I’ll even get to order it one day.

I’ve found this page, which explains how to add Russian language support to aspell. Works very nice especially with vimspell.vim Vim plug-in.