Any Python IDE breakthroughs?

[kastar]

Robert Oschler wrote:

> I started on my Python/Zope quest 6 months ago and had to put it aside for
> work-related reasons.  Now I've got my SuSE Linux 7.3 Pro box humming with
> Zope running as a daemon.  I'm eager to get in and start Python'ing away.
> I'm a spoiled IDE programmer (Kylix, Delphi, etc.).  What's the latest and
> greatest in Python IDE's?  Still IDLE?  I'd want something that at the
> very least could link me to source lines in my *.py files using error
> messages
> from the interpreter as jump points, standard stuff.  I'd feel I'd died
> and gone to heaven if I could get things like context sensitvie help, etc.
> but I don't expect it.
> 
> What say you?
> 
> thx

Blackadder from The Kompany, but it's not free (not that expensive either)