If you are on Linux Ubuntu , you could use Gedit as a complete IDE.
It is a lot lighter than Eclipse.
You just need to install some extensions (plugins) to make an IDE from gEdit.
sudo apt-get install subversion exuberant-ctags gedit-plugins
cd ~/.gnome2/
mkdir -p gedit/plugins
cd gedit/plugins
svn checkout http://geditclassbrowser.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ .
Then run gEdit,
Edit => Preferences then:
1. View
* Uncheck "Enable text wrapping"
* Check "Display line numbers"
* Check "Highlight current line"
* Check "Display right margin" and set to 80.
* Highlight matching bracket.
2. Editor
* Check "Use spaces instead of tabs" and set "Tab width" to 4.
* Check "Enable auto indentation"
* Uncheck "Create a backup copy of file before saving".
3. Plugins (Add-ons), check those:
* class Browser
* Python Console
* Close bracket
* Smart spaces
* Ident lines
* ...
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