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[PLUG] HTML editor for Linux
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A few meetings back, someone was asking about a visual HTML editor for Linux. I just got the following from my daily Linux tip from TechRepublic:
"YES, THERE IS A GREAT WYSIWYG HTML EDITOR FOR LINUX!
Many would-be Linux users need to create and maintain Web pages as part
of their day-to-day responsibilities, and they prefer to use what-you-
see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) editors, such as Dreamweaver or Microsoft
Front Page. These programs combine easy-to-use Web page preparation
tools with site management utilities. Linux users have been complaining
for some time that there is no Linux-compatible software comparable to
these popular Windows-based tools. The absence of a Mozilla-esque
Dreamweaver clone is one of the several Linux application deficits that
are keeping a good number of unhappy Windows users from making the
switch to Linux.
There still isn't a first-rate GPL-licensed, cost-free WYSIWYG HTML
editor for Linux, but there is an outstanding commercial program:
WebSphere Homepage Builder. Formerly called TopPage, WebSphere 4.0 is a
Windows program that requires a specially adapted wine emulator
(downloadable from IBM's site) in order to run on Linux. Don't let the
emulation scare you off; WebSphere ran quite well on a Linux system
equipped with a Pentium 166. Once you've started the program, you'll
find that it's the equal of Dreamweaver or Front Page and possibly
better.
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/webservers/hpbuilder/linux/index.html"
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