Which is a better Python IDE?

[rpdom]

"Most usage cases for the Pi"
Classical video storing/ processing can eat a lot of disk.

Storing a working (I made it slim) database eats 3G.

Deep neural networks weights eat 100 M 1G per network -see https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/) . If one wants to pickup a good one for ones purpose, one should check some...

On line dictionaries can eat 100s M...
Springer Quarantine Books (ask google: maybe there will be new quarantines) eat 16 G ...

Compiling OCV, to get the latest and greatest, needs 2 G flash and 1G temporary disk + some trained faces detectors.....
Well, if one is cautious and does not want to lose ones work, 32 G is not enough and economic value of disks is relevant.
Anyway, I am glad yoyu can fill disks with junk.... dd could already do.

None of those are typical use cases for the average Pi. SO you change the goalposts yet again.

I use mine for various things. A couple have 2TB hard drives. Many have 60GB, 120GB or 240GB SSDs. Others use SD cards between 2GB and 16GB. That is fine.

I can't help it if you claim to want to run extreme applications. Most people don't.

[dbrion06]

"The OP wanted a simple comparison of two IDEs. It is you that has imposed the requirement for working in 'ssh plain text mode.'"

Answer was: neither is that good (unless one wants to program micropython...) , though RPF/Vatican give money to the developpers.
(and did RPi support IDLE?)

Jupyter notebooks are used to transmit pieces of code, but are resource consuming.

ipython can cope with this format, and has every nice feature one needs.
Among these nice features, being screen agnostic is a plus. (one doesnot need to buy HDMI screens, though RPi charity is obviously HDMI screens oriented)

BTW: I was imposed an absurd and , to be very kind , very unconclusive, comparison between SDs (expensive) and classical disks...
But maybe -this is not my concern- Amazon did not came to UK (or great capacity disks are less interesting than undersized, limited writes ones)....
And ONE tries to change **my** goalposts, because there are "average" users.
Sorry, but adding (piling up) human beings is utterly absurd.... and the maketing notion of "average user" is obsolete.

[mahjongg]

Seems dbrion06 is only here to be a contrarian, no real discussion here, insulting our readers and going off-topic. I will ban this user for a week, so he has some time to re-think what he has done to deserve this.

as was already said by another moderator who saw where this "discussion" was going, this thread has run its course!

Enough already, locking.