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Introduction
Code Crusader is a free, Linux programming interface inspired by MetroWorks Code Warrior. It offers syntax highlighting, projects, and compilation buttons within the interface. Currently, it highlights C/C++ and HTML very well. The Java syntax highlighting is still under development.
Code Crusader Installation
RPM Version

1. rpm -ivh code_crusader-2.1.4-1.i386.rpm
2. rpm -Uvh ctags-3.3-1.i386.rpm

Post Installation
To start Code Crusader, execute the command jcc. If the /usr/X11R6/bin/ directory is not in your path, either add it to your path or execute the full command /usr/X11R6/bin/jcc.
See the Setting Your Path guide for more information.

Where to Download

• Code Crusader Website
• Source, Intel binaries, and Solaris binaries
• RPM Version

What is Related

• Using Your Floppy Drive
• Glade: GTK+ User Interface Builder
• Network Configuration Using Red Hat netcfg
• gzip and gunzip: Files With .gz Extensions
• Netscape Installation/Upgrade
• Netscape 4.75 Linux Installation
• Mozilla Installation
• File/Directory Permissions
• chown: Changing the Owner of a File or Directory
• LICQ: Linux ICQ Client
• Gnapster: Napster Client for Linux
• GAIM: AIM Client for Linux
• newgrp: Changing to Another User Group
• groupadd: Adding A User Group
• Setting your Path