If you want more of a graphical environment, Red Hat Linux ships with KDevelop, an IDE for C and C++ programming.

Anjuta provides a GTK/GNOME-based IDE, an alternative to the KDE-based KDevelop. KDevelop, however, supports KDE, GNOME, Qt, and text-mode C and C++ applications.

Cross Reference

Download Anjuta from www.anjuta.org.

The Eclipse IDE, while mostly used for Java development, has a C and C++ mode called CDT, for C/C++ Development Tools. Eclipse is important because Red Hat provides an RPM-building plug-in to Eclipse.

Cross Reference

Download Anjuta from www.anjuta.org. Download Eclipse from www.eclipse.org and the Eclipse CDT from www.eclipse.org/tools/downloads.html.