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A lightweight, platform independent C++-IDE with support for C++11, C++14, and experimental C++17 features depending on libclang version.

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What are the best IDEs for C++ on Linux?

Pros

EnthusiasticThemis

Pro
Lightweight

Provides fast editing with autocompletion.

Chloe Montanez
EnthusiasticThemis

Pro
Licensed under MIT

Open source and free of any charges. Hosted on Github.

Cons

EnthusiasticThemis

Con
Not really feature rich

Has not as much features as most other IDEs.

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juCi++
vs
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287 Recommendations
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589 Recommendations
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