> 2. An image file viewer like ACDSee, that has:
> a) a browser where I can preview the images
> b) a fullscreen imageviewer which can shrink to fullscreen and zoom to
> fullscreen (if image is larger/smaller)
> c) and is FAST. I found Kuickshow quite suiting my needs unless I
> tried to zoom onto an 1024*768. After pressing '+' for the fifth
> time I waited about 20 seconds for it to zoom...
GQview ( http://gqview.sourceforge.net/) does everything you want I think.
> 3. An HTML editor like HomeSite, that has:
> a) HTML validation
> b) syntax highlighting (I know VIM has)
> c) included help to tags (with explanation to them as well as
> examples)
Quanta ( http://quanta.sourceforge.net ) and Bluefish (
http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/ ) are the two best HTML editors on Linux. Quanta
reminds me more of Homesite though. I don't think they have everything you
want, but you can try them for yourself.
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Anthony
http://binaryfusion.net
Computers are not intelligent. They only think they are.
