What's the comfiest way to program Linux desktop apps?

What's the comfiest way to program Linux desktop apps?
Name a language + IDE + GUI framework.

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I'll start:
Haskell + Atom with Haskell plugins + Gtk

You'll have a nice, modern feeling, safe language (doesn't tend to seg fault so much), autocomplete, and a native GUI.

Lisp + vim + curses

Vim + C or you're bloat

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C and vim

You only are working on CLI applications?

Also, are you serious?

scite

Python + Builder + GTK

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Lisp + emacs
Here we see the Cnile in action.

Does Builder offer (type dependent?) auto complete for Python?

>Lisp + emacs
Which Lisp? Which GUI-Library?

visual studio c# + winforms and use mono to run it on linux

C Vim i3

Elisp, xwigdets

>i3 is a gui framework
lel

Sublime Text, Python, PyQt5. Using complex tools for simple tasks makes you a faggot.

C, Nano, and Motif. You're welcome.

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>Perl
>Vim
>Perl/Qt

tcl/tk
it just works

emacs lisp
emacs
emacs
fuck you

vim is harmful, use sam

GVim + C.
I only write small programs, and do exercises from books that I read for fun.