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View Full Version : Html editor ---> linux
goodness0001 02-23-2002, 05:45 PM Are there any good html editors like dreamweaver for linux? What about a good image editing application,
Maybe a place that has a collection of linux software i can browse through.
agiledesigns 02-23-2002, 06:53 PM as for a good image editor, try gimp. For html editing, there is one that is inculded with most distros. The namse escapes me. To browse for applications, try linux.org.
serve-you 02-23-2002, 09:01 PM I don't know how much of an editor you need. I personally use Bluefish, to do all my code. I hand code everything though, so I don't really know how good it is if you're looking for something that does all the commands for you. As for images, gimp is okay for minor things, but frankly it does not come close to photoshop. I do most of my images on a mac.
-Dan
ckpeter 02-23-2002, 10:46 PM I think Netscape 6 comes with a WYSIWYG editor, at least on windows. I would assume that the linux version has one too.
For image editing, I would say GIMP seems to be recommended by many people.
If you are desperate enough, you can use emulator to run windows(wine,vmware) or mac version of the popular software.
Peter
UnifiedCons 02-24-2002, 02:49 AM You may also want to look at Screem. Just do a google search on it.
serve-you 02-24-2002, 02:52 AM That looks like it may be a promissing program. A little cheesy looking in that gnome way, but who cares about looks. Do you use it? If so, anything you like or dislike about it?
-Dan
UnifiedCons 02-24-2002, 02:59 AM I've used it a little. I do more programming (e.g., PHP, CGI, ASP) than intensive HTML, but for the HTML I do work with it met my needs. The one thing I didn't like (and I have yet to find a program that does this) is publish files to a remove server using scp (secure copy).
serve-you 02-24-2002, 03:02 AM I haven't found one yet either. My requirements are very simple for an editor though. All I use them for is syntax highlighting, find & replace functions, and spell check. SCP would be awesome though.
-Dan
UnifiedCons 02-24-2002, 03:08 AM If that's all you're looking for, why not just use emacs or vim?
iisset 02-24-2002, 03:11 AM Here are my 00.02 cents your best bet would to install samba and use Windows products IE Dreamweaver etc.
serve-you 02-24-2002, 03:15 AM I use vi for simple editing, but it is a pain when dealing with huge pages. I like to be able to easily scroll and use my mouse and such. It's also nice to have buttons for some quick functions like non breaking spaces and paragraphs and such. I suppose I could make hotkeys for them in vi or whatever, but it just aint the same.If I had my way, I would be using bbedit on my linux machines.
-Dan
serve-you 02-24-2002, 03:19 AM Originally posted by iisset
Here are my 00.02 cents your best bet would to install samba and use Windows products IE Dreamweaver etc.
Samba is not a windows emulator. To do this, you would need to use a flakey program like wine. Why bother with using linux at all in that case. Just make a windoze partition on a dual boot, and boot into it when you want to run that stuff.
-Dan
UnifiedCons 02-24-2002, 04:18 AM Another option if you want to go the Windows route is VMWare--A great program IMHO.
You might also want to try just searching for "HTML Editor" on freshmeat.net
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