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I like PyCharm, but it doesn't have a GUI designer. I like the quickly package but I don't want to use Gedit as my editor. I tryed Ubuntu SDK but it's kind of hard to use python on it, and it's not Gtk. What I need is something like a MonoDenvelop for Python, with a pycharm look.

Does this exist? Is there anything similar to this?

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  • You can use external actions to force some kind of poor man Glade integration into Pycharm.
    – Javier Rivera
    Apr 30, 2015 at 6:52
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    I just found out Builder: wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Builder but it's not yet ready.
    – lapisdecor
    Apr 30, 2015 at 17:25

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You're probably looking for Anjuta. It's an IDE with Glade built in.

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  • It's a nice aproach but very buggy. It keeps crashing when I try to make a simple project.
    – lapisdecor
    Apr 30, 2015 at 12:30
  • It gives me this in python files: Error in template /usr/share/anjuta/templates/pygtk/src/main.py, line 3 Could not resolve macro name: 'EMACS-MODELINE'
    – lapisdecor
    Apr 30, 2015 at 12:37
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Quickly uses Glade as GUI designer. You can use Glade with PyCharm, too.

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  • I know, but it's not integrated. In MonoDevelop you have the GUI designer on the IDE. What would be nice would be a Gtk glade extension inside PyCharm
    – lapisdecor
    Apr 29, 2015 at 17:39
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Yes, there is. :) Rather different from PyCharm, but Stani's Python Editor is a great IDE for Python and ships with wxGlade (among other useful tools such as Kiki).

It can be installed from Ubuntu repositories with:

sudo apt-get install spe
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  • wxGlade is not GTK.
    – Timo
    Apr 30, 2015 at 11:03
  • Oh, you're correct and my answer is slipped then. Anyways wx is cross platform and does fine with wxGlade. But you're right, this doesn't quite reach the requirements in the topic of the question. However, I don't know that does any other IDE either. Personally I use PyCharm as does the questioner and for GUI I'm using Boa Constructor, which while being abandoned and still having bugs here and there, I find a very suitable GUI builder. Boa Constructor writes direct wx code and doesn't create dependencies of its own.
    – Ahti Komu
    Apr 30, 2015 at 11:48

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