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Any recommendations for a python IDE in Linux Mint?

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12-04-2014 06:19 AM
ElliottRobinson
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Hi, I have dual boot laptop and I would like to run a python IDE in the Linux Mint w/cinnamon install (sounds delicious, I know).

Does anyone have a recommendation for a good IDE that is free or inexpensive?

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Luke_Pinner
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My personal favourite is WingIDE Pro but it's expensive (though you can get it free if you're an open source developer).

Other options

PyCharm (Community Edition) - a full on IDE

WingIDE 101 - A very lightweight simple IDE

My main reason for liking these IDE's is their simple debugging (no pdb like Spyder).

Other options include Eclipse/pydev based IDE's such as Aptana and LiClipse, but I don't like Eclipse much. Spyder is ok, but debugging is poor.

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Luke_Pinner
MVP Regular Contributor

My personal favourite is WingIDE Pro but it's expensive (though you can get it free if you're an open source developer).

Other options

PyCharm (Community Edition) - a full on IDE

WingIDE 101 - A very lightweight simple IDE

My main reason for liking these IDE's is their simple debugging (no pdb like Spyder).

Other options include Eclipse/pydev based IDE's such as Aptana and LiClipse, but I don't like Eclipse much. Spyder is ok, but debugging is poor.