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Just a Quick Question, to Check if there are any available IDE for Python GTK 3.
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  • Please, see this question: askubuntu.com/questions/48299/…. Most of the IDEs listed there have good python support. Personally, I use PyCharm.

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Just a Quick Question, to Check if there are any available IDE for Python GTK 3.
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  • Please, see this question: askubuntu.com/questions/48299/…. Most of the IDEs listed there have good python support. Personally, I use PyCharm.

    – Javier Rivera
    Jul 26 '12 at 9:03



















  • Please, see this question: askubuntu.com/questions/48299/…. Most of the IDEs listed there have good python support. Personally, I use PyCharm.

    – Javier Rivera
    Jul 26 '12 at 9:03

















Please, see this question: askubuntu.com/questions/48299/…. Most of the IDEs listed there have good python support. Personally, I use PyCharm.

– Javier Rivera
Jul 26 '12 at 9:03





Please, see this question: askubuntu.com/questions/48299/…. Most of the IDEs listed there have good python support. Personally, I use PyCharm.

– Javier Rivera
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Try using IDLE 3



sudo apt-get install idle3 idle-python3.2 


another one bypython



You might want to take a look at available tools



Ubuntu community Wiki



Power Users Programming






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    Also I like geney, it is in software center and is beginner friendly.
    Also there is codeblocks which is pretty good.
    And I saw a new one called spider the other day whitch has got some very good reviews.
    Python is well supported in Ubuntu so have a search in software center theres about 20 IDE s with python support just play around till you find one you like...






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      Try Anjuta IDE if you want a graphical designer



      sudo apt-get install anjuta anjuta-extras 


      Or try PyCharm jetbrains.com/pycharm if you want a smart full-featured IDE ;-)






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        Try using IDLE 3



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        another one bypython



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        Ubuntu community Wiki



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          Try using IDLE 3



          sudo apt-get install idle3 idle-python3.2 


          another one bypython



          You might want to take a look at available tools



          Ubuntu community Wiki



          Power Users Programming






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            sudo apt-get install idle3 idle-python3.2 


            another one bypython



            You might want to take a look at available tools



            Ubuntu community Wiki



            Power Users Programming






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            Try using IDLE 3



            sudo apt-get install idle3 idle-python3.2 


            another one bypython



            You might want to take a look at available tools



            Ubuntu community Wiki



            Power Users Programming







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                Also I like geney, it is in software center and is beginner friendly.
                Also there is codeblocks which is pretty good.
                And I saw a new one called spider the other day whitch has got some very good reviews.
                Python is well supported in Ubuntu so have a search in software center theres about 20 IDE s with python support just play around till you find one you like...






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                  Also I like geney, it is in software center and is beginner friendly.
                  Also there is codeblocks which is pretty good.
                  And I saw a new one called spider the other day whitch has got some very good reviews.
                  Python is well supported in Ubuntu so have a search in software center theres about 20 IDE s with python support just play around till you find one you like...






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                    Also I like geney, it is in software center and is beginner friendly.
                    Also there is codeblocks which is pretty good.
                    And I saw a new one called spider the other day whitch has got some very good reviews.
                    Python is well supported in Ubuntu so have a search in software center theres about 20 IDE s with python support just play around till you find one you like...






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                    Also I like geney, it is in software center and is beginner friendly.
                    Also there is codeblocks which is pretty good.
                    And I saw a new one called spider the other day whitch has got some very good reviews.
                    Python is well supported in Ubuntu so have a search in software center theres about 20 IDE s with python support just play around till you find one you like...







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                        Try Anjuta IDE if you want a graphical designer



                        sudo apt-get install anjuta anjuta-extras 


                        Or try PyCharm jetbrains.com/pycharm if you want a smart full-featured IDE ;-)






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                          Try Anjuta IDE if you want a graphical designer



                          sudo apt-get install anjuta anjuta-extras 


                          Or try PyCharm jetbrains.com/pycharm if you want a smart full-featured IDE ;-)






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                            Try Anjuta IDE if you want a graphical designer



                            sudo apt-get install anjuta anjuta-extras 


                            Or try PyCharm jetbrains.com/pycharm if you want a smart full-featured IDE ;-)






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                            Try Anjuta IDE if you want a graphical designer



                            sudo apt-get install anjuta anjuta-extras 


                            Or try PyCharm jetbrains.com/pycharm if you want a smart full-featured IDE ;-)







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