[dapperdan & danleff rock!]

Hello, I was just wondering if there are any web design tools like dreamweaver out there for linux (in .RPM, .BIN, SH format please. Tar is hard :|). I know HTML quite well but I dont know java script,xhtml,dhtml or anything. So, using a tool like thats makes it easy for me. Just HTML web sites look kinda lame...

Also a gnutella cleint would be cool (graphical). I have gtk-gnutella. It's kinda hard to get the filters working. I want one where I can find just mp3 or jusr mpeg or something like that. If you can do that in gtk-gnutella then please inform me on how!


Anyways any help would be nice, thank you!

[egorgry]

I use Amule and nicotine. Amule is gnutella and nicotine is soulseek. If you are using a debian distro just apt-get install nicotine amule

[danleff]

There are a number out there, many are included in newer Linux distros on one of the install cd's or pre-installed with the distro. It also depends on how complex a program that you want to run. One that helps to write the code for you? One that is easy to use, or allows you to have more imput in the design process? I use a number, including Bluefish, Quanta Plus and Nvu.

So, what distro are you running? Are you using Gnome or KDE as your desktop environment?

[egorgry]

wow nvu looks promising, I've never heard of it, Danleff. I usually use vi but my site looks like crap and is never updated.

http://www.nvu.com/

[danleff]

Yes, it is designed by the Linspire folks (yes it is free) and works quite well. It seems good for beginners with WYSIWYG, but, as you would expect, you can use hand code as well.

[dapperdan & danleff rock!]

im using yoper 2.2 and kde 3.3

[matttah]

even though i do not post that much recently ont he boards, i think my name should be part of your user name=p jealousy!
Daum

[OldSpiceAP]

Downloading the mozilla suit from mozilla.org works - it has a web design program that works just fine. Much like frontpage.

[iamroot]

Nvu looks good. Very user-friendly.