On 8/22/05, Gary Frederick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I use Nvu more than a little and have for a while. It is not the only
tool I use for html, but it is the first when I am making a new page. It
is one of the main tools I teach when I introduce kids to web pages.
Gary
swhiser wrote:
> David Bowles wrote:
>
>> A key application commonly used by education, especially in the
>> secondary sector, is the wysiwyg web authoring tool. Most schools seem
>> to have plumped for well known commercial tools such as 'Dreamweaver'
>> or 'Frontpage'.
>>
>> However now there's an open-source cross-platform alternative 'Nvu'
>> (pronounced "'N' view") that looks to be a viable alternative to
>> mainstream packages, and it looks set to make strong inroads into the
>> education sector. You can download it for free from;
>>
>> http://www.nvu.com
>>
>> To date I've not spent much time looking at Nvu -- which has its roots
>> in Mozilla Composerbut goes way beyond the capabilities of this. But I
>> recon this is likely to be the web authoring tool of the future. I'll
>> leave you to judge Nvu's usefulness. Let me know what you think.
>>
>>
>> David Bowles
>>
>>
> Thank you, David.
>
> I do not do heavy Web authoring but ot to use bluefish with reasonable
> success/happiness on Linux. Having used N|vu now for all of 4 -6 hours,
> I can state that it is outstanding. This is a very superficial
> impression -- since I have not used any other tools -- but wish to
> renforce your post.
>
> -Sam Hiser
>
>
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