Yea, the IDE options in Linux seem rather limited :/. I've been trying to develop in Linux for over a month now and recently I just boot up to windows just so I can get a decent IDE. I did for a while use VMWare with a windows XP VM, which allowed one of my desktop workspaces to have windows running so I could use the windows maxIDE (community edition). This is still annoying because VMWare doesn't fully support directX or OpenGL iirc. So I'd have to write, switch to another workspace using the default linux IDE, compile, switch back if there were major errors, etc.
IDEs/Editors for Linux
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