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And Linux Gentoo/Arch Linux is extremely hard to use and you're more likely to get hit by a meteor (And possibly finally get it to work bug-free, though that's a big if) than get a virus.

Admittedly, I had not educated myself on the matter and simply relied on assumptions from whatever I've heard in the past; despite that, my coding savvy still pushed me towards this >_< Just please don't kill me :< I've learned stuff, so my thanks to Hiino for that.

@Hiino Huh, it seems like there really isn't anymore a concrete line to draw between what is or isn't an IDE. So I'm wondering is there a more appropriate and general term? I'd like to avoid seeming like a doofus as you say ^_^;;

☆ Random Polish Trivia! ☆ Pieszczuch is Polish for...darn, there's no English word for it >_< Well, it's a being that loves to snuggle :3

@Hiino You don't mind if I can ask what would be defined as an IDE in non-technical terms? A bit of googling hasn't discredited that GM:S is an IDE so far.

Yeah, simply when I clarified GML meant Game Maker Language >w<;

You are talking about the deprecated versions of GML. The newer versions can run in different environments. (I'm assuming platforms) Wikipedia also hasn't properly updated all the data regarding the newest versions of GameMaker...

GML works in anything that can compile it. ENIGMA is another IDE that can compile GML. Just like there are multiple IDEs that can compile C++. F_Deity_Link puts it in nicely. EDIT~ I use GM:S (GameMaker: Studio) of the latest version.

GameMaker is an IDE just like Visual Studio and notepad are IDEs. (Notepad for the serious programming guru :P ) And isn't Windows OS compiled too? GML is compiled, it's just a bit lengthy on the programming languages it goes through. GM:S greatly fixes this, and tops it off with their newest...