By bloid
via ubuntunews.info
Published: Apr 24 2007 / 16:21
All it says is that Geany is a small and lightweight IDE with very few dependencies. One would think it can't be too powerful. Surprisingly, it does almost everything I need and does it very well. Its default settings suited me well - whoever designed the user interface did a really good job. I didn't have to tweak anything other that some minor things (such as hiding certain menus to make the workspace a bit cleaner).
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muszek replied ago:
I started Ubuntu News less than two weeks ago. This is the first time a visitor submitted my article somewhere... thanks, whoever you are :)
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