Hi.
I’ve been using Geany to code for now, but I’m tired of its limitations. I’ve seen Code::Blocks Fortran being recommended a few times here, so I wanted to give it a try. However, I’m currently on Linux Mint 20.2 (XFCE) and I’m always using the dark theme. The problem is that Code::Blocks does not have a dark theme at all, so I think that Linux Mint forces a GTK theme on it, and the result is quite distracting, as shown below:
Does anybody know how I can possibly solve this? Are there any better alternatives? I’ve gone through quite a few threads about IDE recommendations on this Discourse, and C::B and Eclipse were the most recommended (libre) IDEs.
I truly want to give Code::Blocks a try; the features listed here look great, but this default theme is an unnecessary annoyance. I’ve already tried Eclipse, but it hangs frequently on my computer.
Does anybody have any suggestions on how I could either solve this issue or move to another IDE/text editor? I’d like to give Emacs a try as well. The main feature I’m looking for is an implementation of VS Code’s hover/intellisense, or “pop-up documentation” while inputting the arguments of a procedure.
Thank you either way.