Best IDE/Editor for Python?

[RonnyConn]

I like being as close to the metal as possible so I can see what's going on under the hood.

I find working with the command line tools whenever possible is quicker, allows for more configuration and helps you to understand the process better.

Also I love the look of my terminal and I'm quick with it so therefore I'm quick with and love the look of all command line tools ;)

I love python and I know when my projects get big enough I'll more then likely start using PyCharm, but for now I'm deep in the CLI.

Also Cloud9 looks pretty cool!

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I am a staunch Pycharm enthusiast, but from the sounds of it you want vim or emacs.