Hi! How can I remove the the default "void setup, void loop" on arduino 1.5.5 software? I know I can delete it but I don't want to see it everytime I open Arduino, I'm OC lol
I don't see any option to change that behaviour (which is odd, because it's something that I suspect a lot of people would want to be able to alter or turn off), but it looks to me as if the 'template' consists of a copy of the BareMinimum example sketch and you can change it by replacing the example with whatever you want. It seems bizarre to use a standard example in this way, but that's par for the course with the Arduino IDE.
Thanks for the reply! I'll just go back to 1.0.5, I thought theres an option that I just can't find and I can't make attiny85 work on 1.5.5 
Before this feature was added, I recall many people asking for it. I agree sometimes its annoying, however it is a blessing when you want to whip up a few examples for people ( sometimes half the code is done 
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The one thing I have done is remove the comments from the bare minimum, I always delete them anyway.
You can change the initial sketch to use 'int main' if you like.
I am fairly new. But, here is what I did - First, I have to verify that you are experiencing the same thing. I have 1.5.6r2 release. When I start the IDE, I get the "BareMinimum" sketch which is worthless AFAIC. So, what I did was very simple. I made a copy of the "Blink.ino" sketch and renamed it to "BareMinimum.ino". Then, I put it in the examples directory under 1.Basics and viola' - all is nice now. Of course, you can use any sketch that you want. Just rename it to "BareMinimum.ino" and put it in the examples directory. I hope this works for you. Let us all know.
Arnold