Re: [K12OSN] Finally a WYSIWYG web editor

[anthony baldwin <anthonybaldwin snet net>]

Steve Wright wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-02-08 at 11:01, Garret Acott wrote:
>
> > The latest quanta supports true WYSIWYG and is IMHO heads and tails over NVU.
>
>
>
> ahh, thanks for that.  I will stop busting my nuts trying to install
> nvu.
>
> yeah, quanta rox.  I like the folding nesty bits - that really helps.
>
>
> /steve

I've been watching this thread with some amusement.  I tried to try out 
this NVU to no avail (wouldn't install).  I also noticed that Lindows 
was offering a free OS to NVU users, but their coupon didn't work when I 
went to their site (I just wanted to try it out is all...I do have a 
free Suse Pro box coming, though, since I emailed them about my school 
project).
I don't know why I bothered, anyway, with this NVU.  To tell the truth, 
Mozilla composer does everything I need for developing pages.  I can 
write the code in the html tab and then view the results in the wysiwig 
tab.  What more could I need?  If I wanted more, I know that both Quanta 
and Bluefish offer more features, but the truth is that I haven't made 
much use of them.  Being relatively ignorant, if I want to do anything 
more than some basic html, I borrow someone else's code and tweak it to 
my purposes if necessary (doing everything in my power to assure that I 
am NOT stealing something that is not free to use, of course.  I don't 
want SCO sueing me for sneaking off with a little javascript or something.)

tony

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