I've been using C a lot, lately. C++ has some nice features that I wouldn't mind using, (constexpr, templates), however, I'm not enamored with the Object Orientation and such. Not saying it isn't useful, but I personally don't really want to use it myself, unless I find a good reason to. (I'm also currently dealing with code that was, personally, made poor use of OOP.)
Python's fun. I know a bit of python. I made a dice probability calculator in python, aka, what's the probability of you rolling '3d6 + 1' and hitting a target of 13. Mainly used it for some Pathfinder card game games. Haven't really had the oppertunity t use it much lately... hm, I might be able to use python for my current project, actually. Just picked up C out of habit... heh.
I don't like C# or Java. Ugh. Those two look extremely similar to me, so if I were to do something with C#, I'd do it with Java instead, due to better cross platform support. (I'm a linux user, myself.) As for why I don't like these... ? I think I'd have to go with 'too much forced OOP'.
I've been looking into rust. Haven't actually done anything with it yet, but I want to. Don't need too much editor integration, just a few plugins for atom, which I think already exist. Hello, fellow Atom user
@Minnow!