[TriLUG] Linux based HTML editor/generator needed

[JoJo Almario]

I agree with LB.

Ive experimented/used Quanta and Gimp for creating/managing/destroying/ 
web applications and sites thathave been handed down to me.  I like 
Quanta's highlight mode for html, perl, c etc.  and gimp is just as easy 
very comprable to Photoshop as fas as ease of use for me.

Lisa, thats 2 for 2 as far as useful links you 've posted.

JA

Lisa C. Boyd wrote:

>On Fri, 2003-01-03 at 13:00, Greg Brown wrote:
>
>>Hey all.  I need to create a professional, or at least semi-pro, looking
>>webpage.  This requirements soundly defeats my modest HTML skills so I'm
>>looking for a HTML editor/generator that runs under Linux.  So far IBM's
>>websphere looks pretty good, but it's not GPL'ed code (which is a minor
>>drawback, but not a show-stopper).  Does anyone have experience creating
>>professional webpages with a Linux based package?  If so, what did you use
>>and what were the drawbacks and benefits, if any?
>>
>
>I hate to burst any bubbles, but this doesn't sound good :) The others
>have listed editors that will help you with your coding (I've used
>Quanta with fairly good results), but if you're not graphically inclined
>- no program can help. I suggest looking at the web site below for
>design ideas. The designs are open source :)
>
>http://www.oswd.org/
>
>This should give you something to work with as far as colors and such.
>You can download these files and use them in any of the editors
>mentioned and add custom graphics as you wish (gimp is good for graphics
>so I've heard, haven't used it yet).
>
>If you need some help with designs/graphics - give me a yell off list
>and I'll see what I can do to help you :)
>
>Lisa B.
>
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