http://www.wingware.com/


Wing IDE 101 is a free basic edition of Wing IDE that was originally designed with the University of Toronto Computer Science Department for teaching entry level computer science courses. It is not open source but is free for non-commercial use by educators, students, and hobbyists.
Note that Wing IDE 101 omits auto-completion and most other code intelligence features in the other Wing IDE products. This was by design, so that students are more conscious of the details of the language and modules they are learning about.

http://www.wingware.com/downloads/wingid...installers

It looks great I know netbeans has a nice ide for python and Komodo. Thanks for the info I will try it out.

Yep. I'm using it. Owns.
Love that fact that you can open more sources and jump from one to another by just clicking on the tabs of each source.

Another note worthy appoint is the netbeans plug-in for python. You can write python scripts with method hints etc. and you have a python terminal running at the bottom of the IDE to test code while your script.