I recently installed Linux (Slackware Linux 12) on my laptop. On Windows I used IDLE for my python development, but on Linux, IDLE looks HORRIBLE. I tried tweaking the settings but it still looks bad, and is hard to program in. Can anyone recommend a good IDE for Python that will run on Linux and preferably better than IDLE .
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Jump to PostI recommend SPE (Stani's Python Editor - http://pythonide.blogspot.com/ ). I have only switched about a week ago (from Komodo), but it has everything I need (at least for now).
Jump to Postthere is a good tool for python programming called ulipad,you can google it,it's powerfull and usefull
Jump to PostI use both DrPython (Windows and Linux) and PyScripter (Windows). DrPython needs wxPython and is very stable, relies on plugins for advanced features. PyScripter comes as an .exe file (written in Python for Delphi) and has some excellent features out of the box. The one I like is that it …
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