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RubyMine IDE No Icon for Linux!

May 22nd, 2009

The guys at JetBrains were kind enough to provide me with one, which I’m sharing here below. I’m told that in a future version of the product they’ll be including this for us ‘nix folks. *cheers*

RubyMine icon

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- Nicholas Cancelliere is a Ruby on Rails developer and certified (CSM/CSP) Agile web application project manager living in Austin, TX. He has over a decade and a half of experience in web application development working in companies of all sizes: from large multi-national corporations (NTT Communications, Verio), to mid-sized dot-com start-ups (HomeAway), and a couple of small privately owned businesses.
  
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