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/dev/rob0 wrote:
| On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:05:44 -0500, brent wrote:
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|>I know alot of you guys are sysadmins,
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| Some of us, for sure.

At least as amateur sysadms <grin>

|>I was wondering if you had any preferences with website design software.
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| "mcedit index.html" and a good online HTML reference.

"xedit index.html" for me


|>as most of the linux software availible is for hand-coders.

Actually, most linux software available is for people who already know what
they are doing. Perhaps this is not 'fair' to newbies (clueless or otherwise),
but that's the way it is.

FWIW, it's not really possible to get a 'WYSIWYG generated' webpage to work;
html doesn't work that way (and that's why there's such a proliferation of
flash and java/javascript out there). The best a WYSIWYG generator can do is
'what you see is something like what you get, so long as you use this browser
with these settings on this desktop of this size to browse the page'. For the
effort, hand coding html is just as good, and considerably cheaper.

| I think that's the audience you're more likely to reach here. I don't
| know where to suggest that you take this where it might be on topic,
| but I'm sure you'd do better in almost any other distro's newsgroup.
|
| FWIW, bluefish is very good for professionals, but I presume you're
| wanting something for pointy-clicky artistic non-computer people.


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