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You can debug code directly from the editor. It uses variable types, function definitions and imported modules to provide intelligent completions. IntelliSense provides smart completions that go beyond syntax highlighting and autocomplete. In this scenrio Zenity is very useful for graphically reporting issues.Code editing. I have one such script that launches and arranges an enitre HD sized desktop of tools to work on the remote system’s files all with the click of an icon. If you setup SSH keys to do your authentication its trivially simple to wrap the mount, session application(s) (IDE, editors, …) and dismount commands in a script, which can then be packed into an icon (GUI launcher). Then you can use any and all tools you have available on the content of that remote file system. This mounts a remote file system, through SSH, to your local file system. If you’re talking to proper SSH/SFTP servers I have had wonderful success with sshfs. In other words: their usefulness is limited to what the IDE is equipped to do. I’m guessing you’re trying to do away with a separate step to SSH files back and forth? I imagine some editors and so-called IDEs provide built in remote access to files. Anyhow, NEdit would work well on pixel challenged screens and I think that was the default IDE that came on my R-01. When I first got involved with NEdit, way back when, it worked wonderfully well. I still keep hoping they’ll fix that one day. But the annoyance of having to poke it to wake it up caused me to find Geany. I had trouble with it knowing when it receives focus. I gave up on it a while back since it took soooo long to start (ie heavier). Its been a while but Gedit could be trimmed down to work well on the pixel challenged displays. But Geany provides a significant number of plugins for various situations, mostly related to interacting with compilers. Geany can be trimmed down to work well on a small screen as well.

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But on the DevTerm you should be able to run the interpreter and editor windows side-by-side, which could be nice. You’ll likely have to employ the +drag trick to access all of some of the dialog windows. I used it to do Python work on my PocketCHIP with a 480x272 dot screen. The traditional (included) Python IDE “IDLE” works reasonably well on small screens. I’m assuming by the use of the term IDE that you’re talking GUI. I’m just going to spit out some SWAG thoughts in the hopes it helps. I don’t know your work environment so I don’t really know what your asking. Sounds like you want a file transfer tool or one built into an editor? IDE … SSH? IDE means different things to different folks. if I could just SSH into my main box at the office and transfer the py file to the automation workflow I’m curious to see if there is a lightweight Python IDE for Linux anyone knows that would run reasonably well on the DevTerm.

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