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Re: [PLUG] web authoring tools under Linux
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On Tue, Apr 10, 2001 at 10:50:49AM -0400, Rupert Heesom wrote:
> On 04 Apr 2001 15:28:32 +0000, qumak wrote:
> > Le Mercredi 4 Avril 2001 15:26, vous (Rupert Heesom) avez écrit :
> > But most web authors under unix would probably just use 'vi' or 'emacs' or
> > 'jed' or whatever their fav editor may be, though there are now many free
> > software editors available, though the names escape me presently, just look
> > through the appindex on http://freshmeat.net or look through some other linux
> > software directories, there's plenty (linux.tucows.com?)
>
> thanks for the replies, guys. At least I know what what to expect in
> the Linux environment.
>
> BTW, do I assume correctly that when using vi or emacs, that the editor
> would not generate HTML from raw text as StarWriter does, but would need
> one to put the raw HTML text into the editor?
>
It sounds like you want a gui so you dont need to type html. In addition
to star office, try bluefish. Its pretty full featured. Closest comparison
I can make is homesite. Its not bad. BUt I havent used it extensively.
Look on freshmeat. There's other apps you can use. Use what you like. You
could probably even run your favorite win32 html program in wine....
--
Mental
<ljlane> It's 2001 for chrissake. We're supposed to have flying cars. But
noooo.. we have $80+ slowass modems.
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