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ActiveState releases Komodo for GNU/Linux

Posted by timothy on from the neither-beer-nor-lunch-nor-speech dept.

TorinEdge writes "ActiveState has finally released (as in out of Beta) their Komodo IDE for the GNU/Linux platform! Komodo is an integrated dev environment for open source languages. It provides colour-coded editing (and "code-folding" for collapsing sections of code), debugging etc... It's optimized for Perl, Python, PHP, Tcl, and XSLT. Includes the RxToolkit for testing/checking your regular expressions; a godsend. Get it while it's hot!"

2 of 38 comments (clear)

  1. Eclipse? by variable · · Score: 4, Informative

    Most of these languages are also supported (or in the process of being supported) in Eclipse. Which is open-source and cross platform and easy to extend.

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    ........ "The faster I go, the behinder I get" - Lewis Carroll
  2. Re:pricing by ilofwyr · · Score: 4, Informative

    Actually, that pricing/licensing description is quite incorrect. The correct wording (copied directly from the site) is:

    2.0 Professional Edition $295
    For commercial usage. Includes Source Code Control Integration, Visual Package Manager, and ActiveState GUI Builder

    2.0 Personal Edition $29.95
    For non-commercial and educational usage only.

    Anonymous Coward here clearly has a nack for fiction.