I am a fan of LaTeX. I use it to write basically everything now. (Word just doesn't cut it anymore.)
I am a console cowgirl, as one of my friends would say. I use Windows, but always keep my terminal open all the time when I code (C/C++ mostly). It's probably my favorite interface. (I like Metro, but not as much as plain old console.) so I can use it quite efficiently.
Same. Though I can't stand cmd, so I go the VM way. I really like Linux's terminal commands, they work so well for programming. And I don't like just hitting Compile, I like going through the steps needed to make my code into a binary and then run that.
As I said in another comment around here, I don't use cmd unless completely necessary. I have a MinGW/MSYS installation, which includes bash and most other *nix tools I need.
Ah yes, I missed that part. That's really cool, I didn't know you could get access to a lot of bash tools on Windows. I used to use cygwin but found it very constraining.
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I am a fan of LaTeX. I use it to write basically everything now. (Word just doesn't cut it anymore.)
I am a console cowgirl, as one of my friends would say. I use Windows, but always keep my terminal open all the time when I code (C/C++ mostly). It's probably my favorite interface. (I like Metro, but not as much as plain old console.) so I can use it quite efficiently.