Re: Looking for Ubuntu HTML Editor

Here's a status report. I downloaded, installed, and tested nearly
every tool suggested. The one that suits me best is still "Screem":

http://www.screem.org/

There's no WYSISYG design surface in Screem, but you can view your work
in Firefox with a single click. I think I can get used to beginning an
HTML page in a source code editor. I should admit that I'm more
accustomed to starting a new page in Dreamweaver's design surface,
although I normally end-up spending most of my time in the source
editor. Screem suplements the source editor with code-assist,
code-complete, and Wizards which are helpful to those who haven't
memorized HTML and CSS tags, attributes, events, color options, etc.

Eclipse J2EE and Zend Code Studio were the biggest downloads. And they
seem to run fine under Ubuntu. And they offer comprehensive IDE's. But
their code editors were so, so.

Nathan M. Andelin
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