On Friday 27 February 2004 06:15 am, you wrote:
> I hear the version of Quanta in KDE 3.2 is nice, but haven't tried it or
> had it reviewed yet.
>
> - Robin
IIRC, I took at look at Quanta Gold about a year or so ago. It's not freeware
(but then, neither is DW), but it's pretty darned nice. Lots of things to go
clicky-clicky on.
Don't recall if it was wysiwyg or just had an easy tie in to a browser for
previewing ... the latter, I think.
Another potential candidate is CoffeeCup for Linux. Also, something I used
briefly during a trial period, thought well of but had just begun looking
around so I didn't settle on it. I liked it pretty good when I was a Windows
user.
Bill
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