web authoring tools for linux

are there any good web authoring tools under linux? cause the only thing ive found is screem.. and its not really that good, i was hoping something thats more towards the quality of dreamweaver or frontpage... (oh yeh.. ello dan, longtime no ...

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#6530 - 03/14/04 08:34 PM web authoring tools for linux Neus journeyman Registered: 12/27/03 Posts: 84 are there any good web authoring tools under linux? cause the only thing ive found is screem.. and its not really that good, i was hoping something thats more towards the quality of dreamweaver or frontpage... (oh yeh.. ello dan, longtime no see ;)) Top

#6534 - 03/14/04 11:18 PM Re: web authoring tools for linux Maillion enthusiast Registered: 01/02/04 Posts: 213 Quote: are there any good web authoring tools under linux? cause the only thing ive found is screem.. and its not really that good, i was hoping something thats more towards the quality of dreamweaver or frontpage... (oh yeh.. ello dan, longtime no see ;)) Here are a few: amaya bluefish coffee cup dozer homepage builder hotmetal pro Some of them are Linux only, and some have Windows versions. There are lots more, I just can't think of them right away... 8) Top

#6541 - 03/15/04 04:38 AM Re: web authoring tools for linux danleff Carpal Tunnel Registered: 08/30/02 Posts: 2865 Loc: Albany, NY I like Bluefish and Quanta Plus. lot's of options and utlities. Amaya is a good basic WYSIWYG. Top

#6548 - 03/15/04 06:15 AM Re: web authoring tools for linux jimf43 enthusiast Registered: 10/13/01 Posts: 397 Coffee Cup is a good WSWG. I use gedit for text/html. And no one has mentioned that Mozilla Composer is capable of producing very clean HTML pages. Top

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