[QUOTE=BlkDucky;33101909]By which you mean: "I downloaded the wrong version."?[/QUOTE]
Nope. The Visual Studio I had I bought, "Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Standard". 2003 I think it was. So not actually "visual studio" like I said it was, but it was basically exactly the same except for the lack of other languages. (I remember when I bought it, I was so chuffed; little 10\11 year old me getting in to programming)
[QUOTE=Z_guy;33102013]Why don't you use Code::Blocks in Linux?[/QUOTE]
I dunno, to be honest I'm not sure why I stopped using it. But I think now that I'm used to using Sublime and the terminal, I'm really unlikely to go back. I prefer it this way.
[QUOTE=mechanarchy;33114147]Nope. The Visual Studio I had I bought, [B]"Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Standard".[/B] 2003 I think it was. So not actually "visual studio" like I said it was, but it was basically exactly the same except for the lack of other languages. (I remember when I bought it, I was so chuffed; little 10\11 year old me getting in to programming)
I dunno, to be honest I'm not sure why I stopped using it. But I think now that I'm used to using Sublime and the terminal, I'm really unlikely to go back. I prefer it this way.[/QUOTE]
I didn't even know that was a thing. But okay.
[QUOTE=BlkDucky;33114158]I didn't even know that was a thing. But okay.[/QUOTE]The express editions of visual studio only support one language each
[QUOTE=danharibo;33114674]The express editions of visual studio only support one language each[/QUOTE]
Mine was pre-express editions. Back when you still had to buy things :saddowns:
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