Python rocks (most of the time). :)
However you'll need to add GUI library on top of Python since as far as I know
it doesn't have a "built in one" like VB, Visual C++, Delphi, etc.
Maybe Qt with the Python Qt bindings or something along those lines.
The beauty with those professional IDE's is how easy it is to create an
interface using drag and drop operations and then hook up events by simply
double clicking and having the event handlers added automatically.
With open source, the UI development, compilation and debugging are typically
three separate applications even in the case of the more fancy development
environments like KDevelop.
Eric 3 is an IDE for python... It works fine for me :)
http://www.die-offenbachs.de/detlev/eric3.html
Cyprien
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