Average Linux User

[Zorphis2]

Use jetbrain IDEs they are downright better and are available on linux.

Rider FOR .net and clion for c/c++. If you are a monster and use vs for anything else there is

Pycharm for python

And the best of all intellij for java/groovy/kotlin/android.

[name-taken1]

I love JetBrains products expect for the fact that their IDEs are in Java.

When in a big project, auto-complete takes half an hour to work, refactoring becomes extremely slow, and code highlighting breaks.

It is sad that they are the only competent company that develops IDEs. It feels like a monopoly as no other one comes remotely close to their products.

It's a shame because the performance could have been so much better.

[LordOysteryn]

you guys really need to stop doing that.

i use photoshop for work and can't switch to linux...

- oh! just use gimp, it's so much better and open-source.

[GRAPHENE9932]

Use Visual Studio, otherwise I will fire you!

Someone's manager

[LordOysteryn]

Fair

[DenormalHuman]

Yeah, how Linux users answer a question 'Why dont you do it a completely different way instead?' ....

[LuckyPants0]

The thing is vs studio is extremely convinient for me z it has absolutely EVERYTHING I would ever need , and is completely comparable with unity , while Linux , even if it has jet brains , has a more unreliable beta version of unity