Re: I still can't help

[Roger R Dingledine <arma@mit.edu>]

> >A wysiwyg editor for linux is Netscape's one (composer?) It comes in the
> >std netscape package. It may not be the best one avaliable, but if you
> >really insist on using a wysiwyg editor... and, yes I do hand roll all my
> >pages in VI. ;)
> 
>    I edit the raw code, but preview and import to the wysi<sometimes>wyg
> interface.  I can work much quicker when edit and preview are just tabs.
> And visual cut and past works quite well, especially with tables.  That
> said, I had not seen netscapes, and will look at it asap.  Need to reinstall
> Inde anyway. :-)
 
As another side point, it would be very worthwhile to gather a list of
the wysiwyg html editors (bluefish, composer, etc etc etc) for Linux,
and pull together a little comparison chart or otherwise useful summary,
so all the other people out there who haven't heard of half of them and
haven't tried most of them will have a better place to start.

This would be a useful document for the whole world, and might bring
other people interested in writing similar docs.

http://freshmeat.net/search.php3?query=html+editor
http://freshmeat.net/search.php3?query=wysiwyg
http://bluefish.linuxbox.com/

Let me know if you're interested in doing this,
--Roger