This is my humble overview of Zeus IDE for Python (Windows version).
Zeus Screenshot(click to enlarge):

Overall: 3 out of 10. After this, even Wing IDE doesn't look that bad.
Zeus Screenshot(click to enlarge):
- Installer comes in a zip file that contains a setup file and 7 floppy-sized bin-files. Just strange.
- Doesn't properly works with non-indented comments in code folding (this is the problem that kills me in Kate and almost everything else. Only Wing IDE properly parsed that)
- Absolutely dumb keybindings (F5 for search, for example, Ctrl-G creates a function list instead of going to a line number, Ctrl-minus closes the current file)
- Search by default highlights all the area from current cursor to a found word. Type a letter and all your code is lost.
- It seems it has some source control modules - that's a plus. No git source control module. That's minus.
- "Function list" feature was made by some drugs addict. What the fuck is the function "ined" pointing to these lines of code:
except:
pass #no type defined, not a big deal
???
Also, list of 20 functions __init__ and __del__ simply frustrates. - Auto-indentation is totally uncomfortable. Pressing backspace to move out of indented block of if/for etc statements is simply irritating
Overall: 3 out of 10. After this, even Wing IDE doesn't look that bad.
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