Gophyr

You could try that, but my university resells a lot of its computer hardware that goes out of warranty but still functions at a surplus store that they run.  They also sell old furniture, lab equipment, etc.

Shell - Bash
Text Editor - Emacs
Editor for small config scripts - Vim
 
My general philosophy is that if I touch my mouse or generally remove my hands from the home row of the keyboard while programming, something has gone very, very wrong.

I wouldn't say that I have tons of experience.  It's just that in general when my hands leave the keyboard it means that something just SEGFAULTed in very strange way.
 
I have to use Eclipse for a class I'm in (because for some reason, that's the environment that was chosen) and I have to say that it still screws me up and is the single most hard-to-use piece of software I have right now.  So many submenus, ugh.  It got a little better once I figured out how to switch the keybindings to Emacs though.