>> Anyway, I personally stick to IDEs developed by software development
>> companies (and I mean companies that develop other stuff besides
>> programming languages and IDEs).
>
> Indeed. Or use an IDE by a group that actually has a CHI/UI expert on
> board.

You know, I spent an entire semester studying "human-computer 
interaction" without once comprehending WTF the subject was supposed to 
be about. Perhaps if they'd made us use NetBeans and then compile a list 
of all the things that are wrong with it, /then/ we would have understood...

Although... Zimin Wu /did/ look like he was actually a stage magician. I 
kept expecting him to be like "and, arh, here we have arh typocarh 
usarh, and arh, here we have A FLOWER!" and rip a big bunch of paper 
flowers out of his sleeve. But, weirdly, he never actually did this...

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