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OS : Ubuntu 9.10
Serversoftware : LAMPP
Editor : Notepad2 (using wine .. i wrote bash script to make it run correct coz i like it so much ) , Zend for Eclipse , Aptana , nano 😊
Database Manager : just PHPMyAdmin that already comes with LAMPP
Versioning : TortoiseSVN
Mail : Check it from browser and for alert ( Firefox Addon [Gmail Notifier] )
IM : Pidgin
Office : OpenOffice
Graphics : Gimp ( it’s very bad ) , Photoshop ( Windows on VM [vitrualBox] )
FTP : FireFTP ( Firefox Addon ) and want to be fileZilla user soon
Browser : Firefox + Firebug , chrome , opera , IE6,7(windows xp on VM)

it’s great sharing 😊

Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.10
Manually configured LAMP stack
Geany
Subversion / Git
Chrome

That’s about all I really use that laptop for. Windows 7 desktop is for everything else.

To be honest, I don’t quite see the appeal of Ubuntu. Probably just me, but we couldn’t work out our differences. Running Debian now.

Ubuntu 8.10 (updated & upgraded)
XAMPP
eclipse
Netbeans & SVN plugin
MySQL
Navicat

OS: Ubuntu 9.10
Web: Apache2
DB: MySQL 5, MongoDB
DB manger: Navicat (agree with post above, worth buying)
VCS: Bzr
Editor: almost exclusively Vim, experimenting with the port of E
Browser: Firefox + firebox, haven’t had a change to try Chrome on Linux yet
Image Editing: GIMP

Ah, the sweet smell of spam in the morning… “Spamfighter”? How delightfully ironic.

Ubuntu = XAMPP + netbeans + RapidSVN

Design work done on Mac, testing on Windows 😊

On my netbook i had ubuntu.

My php coding i did with gedit.

Was running:

apache2
php5.3 <- compiled afther two day’s 4 packets of camels, and and many coffee 😉
postgress
mysql

Now i am back on windows7

With a wampserver
for phpediting i uese e-texteditor. (a text-mate look a like)
photoshop.
Skype
and many things more.

But i can tell you, when i have a big desktop, what i am planning to buy this summer the ubuntu is my OS.

php5.3 <- compiled afther two day’s 4 packets of camels, and and many coffee 😉

/cough

sudo apt-get install php5

sudo apt-get install php

php 5.2.9 from the head 😉

not php5.3

You need to compile it on you’re self… if you want to have php5.3

Or just update sources.list…

http://www.robsearles.com/2009/10/04/installing-php53-on-ubuntu-jaunty

Ubuntu me too, with xampp & gedit!

We’ve got a couple guys here that go outside the norm, but as a whole our dev desktops are rolled with:

Web Server - Apache2
Editor - PHPEdit
Browser - Firefox, Chrome
Communication - Skype
Also doing a great deal of Adobe Air implements - which seems quite promising for our demographic

Thomas
ONERank SEO

Work Development System and Home Laptop: Ubuntu 8.04
Work Production Servers: some Fedora but migrating to CentOS.
Home Base Desktop : Ubuntu 9.10 and Windows XP
All of which have basic LAMP stack.
Office Software: Exclusively Open Office being used.
Editors using: Komodo Edit, Eclipse, gEdit, Geany with active terminal.
Browsers: Chrome, Firefox.

just discovered in emacs

for php coloring the code
use alt->x

type

font-lock-mode

works in xemacs and emacs22-nox as well as the normal emacs22 on ubuntu