advice choosing IDE

[Thomas Güttler]

Lupe wrote:

> I'm convinced to try Python!
> 
> I've read many posts, and although I recently bought a book on C to start
> learning it, I'd like to give Python a good chance.
> 
> What IDE would you recommend for someone who needs easiness of use with a
> background of Pascal and VB for MS Office?  I've definitely changed to
> Linux now and I would like a free IDE either for procedural or object
> oriented programming.

Hi Lupe,

I use xemacs daily. It is only a text editor, but
you can use it for every programming language. 

 thomas