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Which one is the web editor to create websites in Unix/Linus?
In window we know Front page whats there.
In window we know Front page whats there.
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Blue fish. One of the finest and widely used editor for creating sites on Linux. Gives a very good options for CSS and HTML..
I would have to agree with John here, just searching for the term in google would return all the info you need.
It depends on what you really need to do. If you need something very basic then there is Bluefish, which I can describe as a text editor on steroids.
If you need more full featured there's always Aptana Studio. This one is meant to be a full IDE with support for (X)HTML, PHP, JavaScript, Python, Ruby etc.
If you need more full featured there's always Aptana Studio. This one is meant to be a full IDE with support for (X)HTML, PHP, JavaScript, Python, Ruby etc.
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