[ale] HTML Editor

[John Wells]

It depends.  If you're looking for a good wysiwyg, you may be out of luck. 
IBM's HomePage Builder is about the only true wysiwyg for linux, and it's
not spectacular...

Others claim to be but really aren't.  Bluefish, CoffeeCup, etc. are really
glorified text editors (push this button to output this tag).  If you're
looking for full featured editors like dreamweaver, you may be out of luck.

In my case, I wanted something that allowed advanced table drawing like DW. 
I ended up purchasing win4lin and running 98 on top of linux to use DW that
way.  Hey, it works.  And those wincrap crashes reboot super fast...

John


---------  Original message --------
From: Mark E. Schill <Mark.Schill at cmschill.net>
To: ale at ale.org
To: ale at ale.org <ale at ale.org>
Subject: [ale] HTML Editor
Date: 04-08-02 17:33

> Hey Guys,

I need your recommendation for a html editor for linux. What are the top
choices. I am currently using Netscape Composer. The web pages are in
cvs so I don't necessarily need something that will edit an entire site.
Just something is a really good editor for pages.


Mark





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