I picked Python because I like Python the language. I put up with the standard library, I'm not thrilled about there being so few decent cross-platform IDE's s

I picked Python because I like Python the language. I put up with the standard library, I'm not thrilled about there being so few decent cross-platform IDE's supporting Python, and module hell can drive me nuts, especially considering the fact that a minor version discrepancy means the module won't work (e.g., module built for 3.1 refusing to work on Python 3.2, although perhaps there's an incredibly simple solution to this which has evaded me thus far).