> coffee cup A wysiwyg html editor Hmm. 'make coffee' ... interesting. I'll take mine with cream and sugar :).
Seriously, after a few seconds in google I found the coffecup HTML editor I think you are referring to. The page says it is free but not open source. (dumb) Anyhow, that makes it seem you have a binary tar.gz file and not an archive of source code files. After grabbing it into Ark in kde 3.1 (fast 160 kbps d/l thanks to DSL) it looks liek all the files are in 'dist' so what I would do is send the files to /tmp at first: cd /tmp zcat /pathto/coffeelinux.tar.gz | tar -xvf - cd dist (note to other pundits: my fingers are 'trained' to di it that way ) Then go and read the Coffee_install file. Incidentally, there seems to be a problem with 'ark'. I grabbed the file and asked kde to open the incoming tar.gz with 'ark' rather than saving it to disk. It's supposed to put it into a temporary folder under .kde somewhere - but when I try to edit or view a file within the archive, I either get a blank screen in kedit or a notice telling me that ark can't find the file - which in itself is odd, since the archive is opened by ark - it's gotta know where it is, right :)?
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