Ubuntu based linux live DVD with lots of python development tools working.
Why "asiru"? It means "snake" on Quechua, an ancient language of some south american originary civilizations.
The lastest version of Asiru contains:
- Vim and GVim: CLI editor, customized with my vim config (fisa-vim-config), wich includes a debugger, autocomplete, class browser, to-do browser, and many more features.
- Ninja-IDE: GUI IDE/editor with autocomplete, class browser, version control, proyect management, and more.
- WinPDB: great python debugger.
- Meld: great visual diff and merge tool.
- Git: distributed version control system.
- Mercurial: distributed version control system, with some plugins (hgk, graphlog, colors).
- Bazaar: distributed version control system.
- SVN: centralized version control system.
- iPython: has autocomplete, better help, and other utilities, and similar behavior with common linux consoles.
- bPython: has autocomplete and better help, and a more "graphical" style.
- Django: web development framework.
- Bottle: web development microframework.
- VirtualEnv: virtual Pyhon environments.
- Flake8: python source code analizer (finds bugs, or signs of bad quality code) and pep8 checker (coding style guidelines for python).
- Requests: python library to do HTTP requests the easy way.
- Fabric: system administration tasks and ssh streaming tool for python.
- PIP: python packages manager.
- Gunicorn: simple python web server.
- Chromium and Firefox web browsers.
- LibreOffice for document and presentations.
Something important is not on the list? Want it on Asiru? Request it! or even better, contribute it! :) (open an issue)
(more detailed doc to come...)